craftstylish have featured this project from the book dorm decor – super cute. [via craft gossip]
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craftstylish have featured this project from the book dorm decor – super cute. [via craft gossip]
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thank you to luvinthemommyhood for the heads up on this fab leather chain necklace tutorial - how utterly cool is this!
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Simple Stained Glass Quilts by Daphne Greig and Susan Purney Mark
I do like stained glass quilts, I have never made one – but do think they are quite intriguing and this books gives a really good introduction to this style of quilting. Using black to outline each section giving the effect of stained glass – or using black outlines over one piece of landscape or floral fabric is as if you are looking out of a window.
The projects in this book are all pretty simple, as the name suggests. The cover project, mosaic tile, is probably the best one in the book and enables you to showcase some really exotic fabrics. Along with pretty good instructions – this is a fun addition to your quilt book library.
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A great list of tips. Link.
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Digital Subscriptions to Art Monthly Australia only $60: From May 09, issue #219, Art Monthly Australia went online.
Enjoy the latest edition of AMA at your screen-convenience.
AMA’s digital edition is exactly the same as it appears in print, along with bonus search, hyperlink and print functions.
View subscription options and free trial issues of AMA. Its a fabulous magazine for those interested in Art.
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Subscribers to the digital edition will gain online access to over a year’s worth of back issues (starting from March 2007).
+Those who sign up before July 30, 2009, will be in the running to win our 21st anniversary commemorative print (priced at $1250) by celebrated Australian artist eX de Medici, appropriately titled It’s a Global World (2008). View online here.
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Plush you: Fiber Arctic opened 12 June, Schmancy’s Arctic fiber artists – with an environmental theme – fiber and plush artists (using the delicate art of embroidery and needle felting) look at the effects waste in our society has had on the Arctic.
Artists include Jenny Hart, Vivienne Strauss, Coco Howard, Moxie, Heidi Kenney, Nicole Licht, and Becky Stern – and more [images from Nicole Licht (right) and Heidi Kenney (left)]
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