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International Quilt Festival
The magazine Cloth Paper Scissors is sponsoring an ATC swap at the Chicago International Quilt Festival. The only catch is you have to go there to swap. Which would seem kind of impossible for me *except* I have some great Internet friends who are going. So if all goes well my friend Heather will be choosing some ATCs for me. I do so love the net! Here's what I sent in ... lots of texture on the last one .. you can't see it from the photo - I burned chiffon and painted and beaded and couched .. lots going on. The first two have little polymer faces - and silk waste fibers.
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These look REGAL! The colors are so rich, & the combination of fabrics & other things are spot on! I think they're your best to date! Love them!
Posted by: Kai at February 28, 2006 1:53 AMI really love the orange one. I'm always amazed that people can add so many elements in a single piece and have it look all cohesive.
I can't wait to see what Heather picks out for you too.
Posted by: Zhenia at February 28, 2006 4:34 AMAt first when I saw ATC I used to think they were quite big for people to do such beautiful art work on it. But when I actually saw them in real life I was amazed at the size and what beautiful work in such a tiny piece. Judi your ATC's are too beautiful. I love those polymer faces you have added to them. How do you display them at home?
Posted by: shashi at February 28, 2006 4:59 AMJudi-these are Gorgeous!!! Love the color combinations and they are simply smashing, darling!!!!!!!!!
My Fave----the one in the lower right-hand corner.
Posted by: Natalie at February 28, 2006 7:02 PM
Make your own version of Judi's dolls.
Many patterns available!
