Never invest in any idea you can't illustrate with a crayon. ~Peter Lynch
Our March meeting of my Art Quilt Group meeting with crayon challenge brought so many wonderful pieces. The March colors were Indigo, Red, Red Orange.
Below is the rundown of what everyone made. First is Anna Mae's piece; it reminds me of a sparkly diamond ring!
Next is Carolyn's. She began with hand-dyed organza and then, due to traveling, she moved on to hand stitching and beading.
Here is Diane's (and sorry, my camera did not capture the color well here). She was inspired by the artist Charley Harper and his cardinals.
Here is Doha's work. Doha is our newest member and I am glad she has decided to join us. She chose to applique lots of fun fabrics.
Here is Evey's; I believe we all agreed that this reminded us of a campfire with sparks.
Jackie did some indigo dyeing with Shibori; she is continuing to complete the piece with sashiko stitching The beauty of this piece in person is phenomenal.
Jackie has a second piece of a skunk cabbage that is in its early stages. She said that she imagines there will be lots of French knots on it.
Jenny used this month's challenge to work on her applique; she is emphasizing her applique with sashiko stitching.
June used hand dyed fabrics and couching of fibers; she finished with circle quilting (her specialty).
Mary was inspired by Gwen Marston liberated stitch blocks along with Amish quilts.
I do not have any pictures of my own submission. I will work on this and put it in my blog for next week.
Our colors for the next challenge are: Red Violet, Salmon, Granny Smith (now these are colors I can get on board with!)
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