"Weather or Not" Patricia Charity OK, I have been enjoying my "mini-retirement" over the Christmas/New Years time frame. I have taken time to actually read some of the artist emails that come into my inbox and then explore links from there. Some of the ones I have found and why are:
Fingerprint Fabric I found from Linda Kemshall blog and Linda always has wonderful information.
TAFA member blogs found from the TAFA site that I found from Cindy Grisdela's blog (fabulous abstract work by the way) that I found from following a Pinterest pin that I liked.
From Arlee Barr's blog I found the Textile Artist group. (Don't ask me how I found Arlee, the bread trail got eaten...)
Of course I always try to make a short visit to Melody Johnson's blog as her pieces are just so fun to look at and I jumped here from the aforementioned Cindy Grisdela's links. I found several that I am intrigued with and may visit more often. Of course the day would not be complete without a visit to Linda Matthew's blog (this was also a jump from a lost bread trail). She is always doing interesting projects and if you have a need for free purse patterns this is the place to start looking.
I am going to be working on some new fiber pieces today and finish up on my errands before the weekend starts. I hope that you enjoy your weekend plans. Are you planning on learning some new techniques or perfecting some you currently work with? Do you have favorite blogs/websites for inspiration? Let me know...
Fingerprint Fabric I found from Linda Kemshall blog and Linda always has wonderful information.
TAFA member blogs found from the TAFA site that I found from Cindy Grisdela's blog (fabulous abstract work by the way) that I found from following a Pinterest pin that I liked.
From Arlee Barr's blog I found the Textile Artist group. (Don't ask me how I found Arlee, the bread trail got eaten...)
Of course I always try to make a short visit to Melody Johnson's blog as her pieces are just so fun to look at and I jumped here from the aforementioned Cindy Grisdela's links. I found several that I am intrigued with and may visit more often. Of course the day would not be complete without a visit to Linda Matthew's blog (this was also a jump from a lost bread trail). She is always doing interesting projects and if you have a need for free purse patterns this is the place to start looking.
I am going to be working on some new fiber pieces today and finish up on my errands before the weekend starts. I hope that you enjoy your weekend plans. Are you planning on learning some new techniques or perfecting some you currently work with? Do you have favorite blogs/websites for inspiration? Let me know...
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