Showing posts with label Group of Eight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Group of Eight. Show all posts

Monday, August 17, 2015

Group of Eight Fibre Artists Show...

Our Group of Eight Fibre Artists show is now hanging at the Halton Hills Cultural Centre, in downtown Georgetown, 9 Church Street, Halton Hills, ON, L7G 2A3. We hope you have a chance to come and see our work. The show runs from today until September 20th.

Here's a peek of what you'll see. There is work from seven of the nine artists currently in our group.






Wednesday, August 5, 2015

Summer's Busy, But I'm Checking In...

Summer posts are just not happening this year, but I thought I'd pop in to share a couple of things I've finished.

 "Snakes and Ladders" is now finished and framed and will be showing at the Halton Hills Cultural Centre as part of our Group of Eight show, running from August 18th until September 20. If you're in the area, I hope you'll stop by to see our work.















"Stitch Meanderings" is also finished and mounted onto a stretched canvas. You can come and see it in person at the show too.


I've also been busy making an I Spy quilt. I'll post pictures of that when I get a chance. Until then, I hope you're having a wonderful August!

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

GOEs Upcoming Shows...

I've finished the promotional postcards for my fibre art group and we're ready to let the world know about our upcoming shows.  It's going to be a busy and exciting year! The images on the postcard are a teaser of some of the pieces that we'll be showing.  I hope you'll be able to come and see us!




Tuesday, July 17, 2012

GOEs Newspaper Challenge

This week, my fibre arts group, the Group of Eight, had our Newspaper Challenge reveal.  I love seeing all of the wonderfully creative and different interpretations we all have when given the same jumping off point.  One member, Judy Makinson, even included some body art!  I love how she puts her whole self into the artistic process!  You can check it out here.


You can read more about my piece (pictured here) and how it evolved, by clicking here.