Linda Boone Laird, San Diego, CA
Linda Boone Laird, San Diego, CA
Almost Anything Can Be Re-cycled
Antique silk log cabin quilt top, machine-quilted to cotton fabric 2 machine-applique panels with 1955 car ad scanned onto iron-on transfer fabric.
Anna Bender, Pittsburgh, PA
Anna Bender, Pittsburgh, PA
Upholstery fabric swatches, I thought using upholstery fabric would be a good idea to contribute towards this collective reupholstering of this gas station.
Julia Karll, St. Peters, MO
Julia Karll, St. Peters, MO
VHS Panel
Crocheted of VHS tape.
Brenda Springer, Blacksburg, VA
Brenda Springer, Blacksburg, VA
Crocheted acrylic yarn.
I am a hobby crocheter; using yarn from hand-me-downs, thrift store buys and occasional new yarn. I enjoy making things with my hands in all forms of media (especially clay). I am involved with voluntary simplicity, environmental issues and personal lifestyles choices that effect the environment. I live in a home heated with geothermal heating and positive solar design. I grow some of my own food and shop locally whenever possible.
Elizabeth G. Leal, Greensboro, NC
Elizabeth G. Leal, Greensboro, NC
Save Nature
Machine embroidery on fabric.
Leal is a Mexican born artist and educator. As a visual artist, her focus is on fiber arts, painting, and sculpture, areas in which she experiences, vividly the transformative power of art.