Even though I stress that we are not looking for a finished project, one can't help to strive for that outcome. So, with a bit of fanfare, and happiness, we stop and show off. Can't be helped, even if that was not the goal for our Design Camp this week at the Textile Center in Minneapolis. Thank you all!
Contemporary Art Quilter Pat Pauly's random thoughts and excursions made public.
Showing posts with label Textile Center. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Textile Center. Show all posts
Friday, April 21, 2023
Tuesday, April 18, 2023
Make and Break
Nora was pleased with our experiment to put together fabrics and then take them apart. Make, and break. Our day two at the Textile Center in Minneapolis was fun, difficult, surprising, and full. Back at it tomorrow.
Sunday, April 9, 2023
Rogue's Gallery
Now that the wall is free again, it's time to see what comes next. This set intrigues me, and I may just get it started and take it with me to The Textile Center in Minneapolis and "Design Camp". I'm looking forward to a week of improv and piecing. And working live -- a room of energy!
Monday, February 13, 2023
The Textile Center
It's rare for a week-long design workshop, but when it's availavle, it's a blast. What hits the walls is always exciting, unusual, and diverse. The Textile Center in Minneapolis has asked me to highlight the class, especially because there is a savings if you sign up early. See www.patpauly/calendar for details.
Friday, February 10, 2023
Design Camp Live in April
An extra big shout out for the Textile Center in Minneapolis who has asked me to do a week-long workshop LIVE that we're calling "Design Camp". It's the fundamentals of Improv Piecing and beyond. Oh, the things you'll learn! They offer a reduced cost until February 20th, so sign up soon. https://textilecentermn.org/product/gta-pat-pauly-april2023/
Friday, November 4, 2011
Minneapolis and the Textile Center
Took a side trip from my Ames, Iowa base to visit the Textile Center in Minneaolis. Wonderful and creative fiber work there. Wish it was in my home town! Lucky Minnesotans.
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