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Whispering Wings by Noriko Endo of Narashino, Chiba, Japan. More info in slide Descriptions #9.
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Frieda Anderson, Textile Artist, hand dyed fabric, fusing, Chicago School of Fusing, fused patterns
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Absolutely stunning quilt! I kept on coming back to look at this one. It's covered entirely in tulle which gives it a wonderful radiance (as in the title).
I had time to take a glimpse of Noriko Endo (Japan)'s personal exhibit in the Miramar building. The rooms are beautiful, with a great view on the see, and the quilts are hanging perfectly! J'ai eu le temps de jeter un oeil sur l'expo personnelle de Noriko Endo, Japon, dans le bâtiment Miramar. Les salles sont magnifiques, avec une super vue sur la mer, et les quilts sont parfaitement suspendues. I then went to hang my quilts, with welcomed and friendly help. It's done, opening on Thursday morning! Je suis ensuite allée suspendre mes quilts, avec de l'aide aimable et bienvenue. C'est fait, ça ouvre jeudi matin! When I left the light was fantastic, sun coming back after the rain... Quand je suis partie, la lumière était fantastique, retour du soleil après la pluie...
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I taught three classes at International Quilt Festival last week, and I took two classes, too! On Tuesday, I took Noriko Endo’s “Confetti Naturescapes” class. (I blogged earlier this year about Noriko’s new book with Dragon Threads; you can read about it here.) I really loved Noriko’s teaching style, and this class, even though her technique and process are so totally different from the techniques I usually use in my work. But that was the point: I always try to take classes that will teach me something, and something I don’t normally do. I always learn something new, and often it ends up helping me in my own work. Noriko had us dicing up tiny pieces of fabric like this before sprinkling it on batting to create the background of our pieces: When she showed us her rotary cutter technique, I was stunned. She moves almost at the speed of light with that dangerous blade! We were all working from our own photographs. Here is the one I chose; it is of the ancient sugar maple in our front yard, taken several years ago. We will probably have to have this tree taken down soon, as it is now half dead, and if it goes over, it could hit our house. This makes me so sad, as I have loved this amazing tree, and watched it changing through the seasons for 15 years. As luck would have it, a woman I had met last year was in my class – Julie Creus, a talented pattern designer who owns La Todera. I adore her stuff. (And she gave me a few of her patterns that I’ll be giving away soon in a blog post, so stay tuned!) Me with Julie Creus Julie came with her friend, Cecelia Koppmann (from Argentina), whom I had met the day before. Cecelia and Noriko It is always fun to take a class when you are sitting next to friendly and interesting people, and we had a blast getting to know each other better while we sliced, diced and sprinkled. Here is Noriko demonstrating her cutting technique to Cecelia: Julie created a fabulous piece with red-and-white toadstools, the symbol of her company: Here is Noriko conferering with Julie about her piece: Julie and Noriko Here you can see more of Noriko’s work pinned up in the front of the classroom. It is breath-taking! Here is how my piece looked at the end of class. I still have a lot more thread work to do; I’m going to do some of the smaller branches with thread, and add some more detail. But I’m pretty happy with it! On Monday, I took Nancy Eha’s “Crazy Beading” class. She taught us how to create beaded patterns that replicate the elaborate embroidery stitches on crazy quilts. Nancy is a great teacher, and I learned a lot and had so much fun. I forgot to take my camera to class, so I don’t have anything to show you from it, but once my 60 pounds of stuff I shipped back home from Market and Festival arrives, I will post to show you what I did. Yes, 60 pounds!!!
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Description : La collection Aubrey d'Angela Rose x Loloi est le tapis d'inspiration vintage qui permet aux visiteurs de faire des doubles prises. Le motif vieilli est imprimé avec une précision étonnante, tandis que la palette chaude et décolorée crée un look invitant et habité. Il s'agit d'un tapis incroyablement polyvalent pour les salons, les chambres à coucher ou partout où la durabilité est requise, ce qui pourrait être partout. La collection Aubrey est tissée à la machine en Turquie en velours 100 % polyester et porte le label Oeko-Tex®, garantissant que les matériaux ne contiennent pas de substances nocives. Spécifications : Hauteur des poils : 0.19 po Endos : Fibres diverses
My submission for the MQG Houston exhibit. Blogged.
I taught three classes at International Quilt Festival last week, and I took two classes, too! On Tuesday, I took Noriko Endo’s “Confetti Naturescapes” class. (I blogged earlier this year about Noriko’s new book with Dragon Threads; you can read about it here.) I really loved Noriko’s teaching style, and this class, even though her technique and process are so totally different from the techniques I usually use in my work. But that was the point: I always try to take classes that will teach me something, and something I don’t normally do. I always learn something new, and often it ends up helping me in my own work. Noriko had us dicing up tiny pieces of fabric like this before sprinkling it on batting to create the background of our pieces: When she showed us her rotary cutter technique, I was stunned. She moves almost at the speed of light with that dangerous blade! We were all working from our own photographs. Here is the one I chose; it is of the ancient sugar maple in our front yard, taken several years ago. We will probably have to have this tree taken down soon, as it is now half dead, and if it goes over, it could hit our house. This makes me so sad, as I have loved this amazing tree, and watched it changing through the seasons for 15 years. As luck would have it, a woman I had met last year was in my class – Julie Creus, a talented pattern designer who owns La Todera. I adore her stuff. (And she gave me a few of her patterns that I’ll be giving away soon in a blog post, so stay tuned!) Me with Julie Creus Julie came with her friend, Cecelia Koppmann (from Argentina), whom I had met the day before. Cecelia and Noriko It is always fun to take a class when you are sitting next to friendly and interesting people, and we had a blast getting to know each other better while we sliced, diced and sprinkled. Here is Noriko demonstrating her cutting technique to Cecelia: Julie created a fabulous piece with red-and-white toadstools, the symbol of her company: Here is Noriko conferering with Julie about her piece: Julie and Noriko Here you can see more of Noriko’s work pinned up in the front of the classroom. It is breath-taking! Here is how my piece looked at the end of class. I still have a lot more thread work to do; I’m going to do some of the smaller branches with thread, and add some more detail. But I’m pretty happy with it! On Monday, I took Nancy Eha’s “Crazy Beading” class. She taught us how to create beaded patterns that replicate the elaborate embroidery stitches on crazy quilts. Nancy is a great teacher, and I learned a lot and had so much fun. I forgot to take my camera to class, so I don’t have anything to show you from it, but once my 60 pounds of stuff I shipped back home from Market and Festival arrives, I will post to show you what I did. Yes, 60 pounds!!!
I took three classes with Noriko Endo, an art quilter from Tokyo, Japan while attending the American Quilters Society (AQS) Show in Phoenix, AZ at the convention center Feb 5-8, 2014. I became interested in Noriko Endo when I first saw her work hanging in the International Quilt Show in Long Beach, CA about 4 years ago. I watched her do a demonstration of her confetti landscape technique during the Sampler Class. It was so different from any quilting technique I had ever seen. It reminds one of the Impressionism art movement of the late 1800s, early 1900s. She captures the scene by "painting" with small bits of fabric, adding details with paint and thread. Ever since then, I've been wanting to attend a workshop with her. She was one of the many instructors available during the AQS Show this past week. Confetti Naturescapes by Noriko Endo, copyright 2011. The first class I took with Noriko Endo is her Naturescapes from Scraps. Noriko also has a book published with this technique, Confetti Naturescapes: Quilting Impressionist Landscape. She offered this class twice - one a half day class and the other a full day class. I chose the half day class, as I figured with taking two other classes, this would be all I could manage with my health issues. These are some of Noriko's samples for this class. She also had a quilt, Cherry Blossom #7, 58" x 32", hanging in the show. It can be seen on my blog from yesterday of the quilts in the AQS show. Noriko Endo's sample of trees and path. 8" x 8". Noriko's sample of flowering tree branches overhanging water. 20" x 30" Noriko's sample of a summer or spring forest. 25" x 20" Noriko's sample of an autumn forest. 25" x 20". Noriko's sample of cherry blossoms overhanging water. 25" x 20". I thoroughly loved the class. Noriko is a gracious teacher, gently encouraging each person to create a small art quilt of a landscape. She adds bits of confetti fabric before you quilt it, to help the colors pop and explains why she adds these colors to your quilt. She added bits of black, as she said black is in everything; though our eye may not see it, our brain picks it up, so add black to make your landscape look right. Then she added turquoise, as she said this helps the colors pop. She also added bits of bright purple and pink to mine, since I had those colors in my landscape. These seemed so bright when she added them, but they really did help the colors pop. After taking her class, I viewed the Tentmakers of Cairo exhibit. They used bright colors, like turquoise and orange and white accents. These made the colors pop in their wall hangings. It really helped reinforce this lesson from Noriko. Here is my small quilt sample that I completed in class. I was getting frustrated while free-motion quilting my sample, but realized that I just needed to relax and enjoy the process, which I loved. It was so much fun to just cut the scrap fabric pieces into confetti and then scatter them (strategically) over the batting to create a landscape. I found it to be very freeing - I tend to work very tight and am always trying to loosen up. This technique definitely encourages that! My sample. 10" x 10". Some of the other students in the class, allowed me to take photos of their projects. I think everyone had fun creating these little pieces of art. As Noriko said, they look better when viewed from a distance (5-6 feet), like you would view masterpieces in an art museum. You don't look at them closeup, unless you want to examine the brush strokes. In these samples, the brush strokes are the small pieces of fabric. Student sample of flowering trees. Approximately 9" x 9". Student sample of trees and flowers bordering a lake. Approximately 10" x 10". Student sample of trees and flowering bushes. Approximately 8" x 6". Student sample of red roses and other flowers. She plans to applique one red rose and stitch more red roses in the red area. Approximately 9" x 9". All quilt designs copyrighted by Noriko Endo or the students in the class.
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Lors de mon séjour à Houston, j’ai eu la chance de prendre un cours avec Noriko Endo, artiste japonaise spécialiste des patch confetti, ou de tous petits morceaux de tissu (10x2mm) sont emprisonnés sous un tulle noir et forme des paysages sublimes. Pour ce cours, nous avons travaillé plus simplement, sans tulle, avec des fibres … Continuer la lecture de Tuto : Une écharpe en soie →
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Description : La collection Aubrey d'Angela Rose x Loloi est le tapis d'inspiration vintage qui permet aux visiteurs de faire des doubles prises. Le motif vieilli est imprimé avec une précision étonnante, tandis que la palette chaude et décolorée crée un look invitant et habité. Il s'agit d'un tapis incroyablement polyvalent pour les salons, les chambres à coucher ou partout où la durabilité est requise, ce qui pourrait être partout. La collection Aubrey est tissée à la machine en Turquie en velours 100 % polyester et porte le label Oeko-Tex®, garantissant que les matériaux ne contiennent pas de substances nocives. Spécifications : Hauteur des poils : 0.19 po Endos : Fibres diverses
Endo Warrior T-Shirt, Yellow Endo Shirt, Endometriosis Awareness Shirt Not Yellow, Endo Month Shirt Neutral Color,Endo Warrior Script Bella + Canvas 3001 Model PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: 100% Soft cotton (fibre content may vary for different colors) Light fabric (4.2 oz/yd² (142 g/m²)) Retail fit Tear away label Runs true to size 100% Combed ring spun cotton Made by specially treating the cotton fibers before spinning them into yarn. The result is stronger and smoother fabric. Twill tape covers the shoulder seams to stabilize the back of the shirt and to prevent stretching. Due to monitor differences and lighting, actual colors may vary slightly. Machine wash: warm (max 40C or 105F); Non-chlorine: bleach as needed; Tumble dry: low heat; Iron, steam or dry: medium heat; Do not dryclean Due to monitor differences and lighting, actual colors may vary slightly. Text color: Black text/design will be printed on Light color shirts White text/design will be printed on Dark color shirts (See image for details. Other colors available on request.) Please enter the text color(white or black) in the description! Shirt Size Chart: Size, Width, Length, Sleeve length XS, 16.5 in / 27.01 in / 8.63 in S 18 in / 28 in / 8.9 in M 20 in / 29.02 in / 9.18 in L 22.01 in / 30 in / 9.45 in XL 24.02 in/ 31.03 in / 9.73 in 2XL 25.99 in / 32.01 in / 10 in 3XL 28 in / 33 in / 10.4 in 4XL 30 in / 33.98 in / 10.79 in RETURNS AND REFUNDS BerniMugs is a print on demand company, all products are unique and produced for order. Returns or exchanges are not supported if you ordered a wrong size, color, or simply don't like the product. If the shipment details were incorrect, BerniMugs is not responsible for it and will not offer replacements or refunds. However, we can offer a replacement order free of charge or a refund, if there are any issues with the order, like manufacturing error, printing issues or shipping problem.