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I’m told I can post my variant cover illustration for BOOM! Studios’ Over the Garden Wall #1, so here it is. :) I really hope you like it!

Rosalie Gascoigne (Australian, 1917-1999), Beach House, 1990. Painted wood on plywood, 102 x 90 cm.

Finished! The Kraken: A Nautical Sampler I’ve really enjoyed designing this, making tweaks and learning as I go. I’ve had such good feedback that I’ve decided to put the design on etsy. Find it HERE.

Anna Aniskina

Tile fetish… #ihavethisthingwithfloors

Examples of Polish kilims, created by artist Ludgarda Sieńko (photographed on the last two pictures).

Yayoi Kusama (Japanese, b. 1929), Watermelon, 1981. Cloth, acrylic on canvas, 72.7 x 91 cm.

This quilt is perfect in every way! #quiltsofinstagram #Repost @cristycreates ・・・ This week has tested my limits in so many ways: patience, tolerance, persistence, compassion, time management, understanding, and self-love. Life has thrown all sorts of things at me to manage and I’m doing my damnedest to deal with one thing at a time. I’m so thankful for my mama @sharonschamber and my in-laws for being so quick to offer help to ease my stress. And my hubby, well, I have no words. Without a saying a thing, he made dinner for us just so I could keep working on prepping for my classes in Atlanta next week. He’s a keeper. #thankful #cristyfincherdesigns #dutchdarlingsquilt #adobeillustrator

This. I can relate. - via http://ift.tt/1QS9Afg

Gunta Stölzl (1897 – 1983) was a German textile artist who played a fundamental role in the development of the Bauhaus school’s weaving workshop. As the Bauhaus’s only female master she created enormous change within the weaving department as it transitioned from individual pictorial works to modern industrial designs. She joined the Bauhaus as a student in 1920, became a junior master in 1927 and a full master the next year.

Lurker #ARiver #throwback #illustration #drawing #picturebook

This quilt is amazing!!! #quiltsofinstagram #Repost @modernhandcraft ・・・ Pretty spectacular quilt by @thisiswhatido #quiltcon #quiltcon2016

DIY Natural Fabric Dyes Chart and How To Dye Fabric from Anjou Clothing here. The yellow powder is tumeric and the bottom purple leaves are lavandar. These are the results that she got using 100% natural fabric liked undyed silk. For a how-to on dyeing natural fabrics go to the link (and also read the comments). First seen at Transient Expression here.

http://www.suesiefkin.com/#!fruit-flowers/c1yld

By Babylon Sisters on Etsy.

Doing a little Sashiko for class this afternoon…#LearnToSashiko #2016DarvanleeDesigns #LearnToSew (at Darvanalee Designs Long Arm Quilting Service)