
Gigabit
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My sweet kitty Gigabit passed away yesterday. The house and my heart feel a bit empty without him.
I love you sweet kitty – you will be missed dearly.

Gigabit
Originally uploaded by believemagic.
My sweet kitty Gigabit passed away yesterday. The house and my heart feel a bit empty without him.
I love you sweet kitty – you will be missed dearly.

Close-up of Face
Originally uploaded by believemagic.
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Full Quilt
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Inspired by Kelly Rae Roberts book, created for my quilt guild challenge to create a 45″ square quilt using black and white and one bright color. Made with commercial and over dyed fabrics. The face was drawn and painted on white cotton. Some of the black fabric with white dots was also hand painted. Machine and hand quilted.
I think I’ve been staring at it too long… I have a pile of black and white ribbons, buttons and beads that are tempting me, but I’m not sure if it needs more embellishment…maybe a measuring tape belt…random buttons on the background side…
my quilt guild challenge project:
We were given a fat quarter and a fabric fortune cookie with which we could create anything that incorporated both the idea of fortune and the fabric. Photos 5 -7 here show the challenge fabric (an oriental pattern in grays and gold). My fortune said, ‘To know the mind of a woman, listen to her words.’
I paired vintage nude images with quotes by famous women. The book is entirely composed of fabric with various embellishments including antique lace, button, beads, antique jewelry and ribbon. Some pages include pull out ATCs. The book is bound by weaving ribbon through the 5 signatures.
I had picked up an antique typewriter but could never rid it of the musty, old smell that was trapped in the oil and grease making it work. So I took it apart. The keys ended up here along with various antique jewelry pieces/parts.
In pink and orange with hand dyed dictionary pages and sheet music, ribbon trim and old costume jewelry
I’m ready for decreased humidity, lower temperatures and fall colors. This weekend I created the Autumn Queen art doll using scrap fabric from the Denyse Schmidt scrap bags my mother-in-law sent me for my birthday. The colors were too delicious to resist.
This is the back of my Butterfly Graffitti Journal created in Traci Bautista’s class. Her class was a lot of fun and messy. It’s hard to believe that the cover is fused paper towels. The book is juicy, fun to flip through and touch.
Click the photo so see the front and some inside pages.