Cindy Brendzel I experimented with column shapes for my 3D piece. This is 10½ inches high and about 4½ inches wide at the base. I used...

For this challenge I reached back to a period some ten years ago when I was keen to explore non-fabric materials and use them for 3D...

The idea of making a wall vase came to me as a long-lost memory of one that used to hang in my family home in the north of Argentina,...

Challenge # 11 For my 3D project, I have taken a smock dress that I wore as a child, also worn by my children and grandchildren. It was...

I have spent many hours a miles walking the beach between San Jacinto and San Clemente in Ecuador. During these walks in 2024, the theme...

This allegorical work represents History as a thread. There were and still are tyrants, dictators who think they can rule history all by...

Serena While working in any textile format is always intreguing, creating specifically something to be three dimensional was a daunting...

I have not had much experience working in three D. And I really feel I didn't explore it properly this time. However, I made an effort...

Leaves--The Poetry of September This is my third in a series of artworks dedicated to the great outdoors where I live in the United...

Hiking Through Forest Park Forest Park is a 5,200 acre gem located in the city of Portland, not far from where I live. It provides...

At Summer's End I've always felt lucky to be born in Oregon, a state in the Pacific northwestern part of the US. In 90 minutes, I can go...

by Marie McEachern 24" x 32" Vulnerable, threatened, endangered. Such is the varying status of the world's seven species of sea turtles....

by Mary Kay Fosnacht Overland Park, KS 24" x 32" (61 x 81 cm) “Pivot Point” is the final piece in the three-part series, Conversing With...

This is the third piece in my series for Conversing with the Earth. When hung together there is an environmental message to be read:...

The Carrier of Light in the Darkness My conversation with the earth in the winter is much like every other conversation I have with...

by Jan Soules 24" x 32" (60 x 80 cm) This art quilt is a reflection on the devastating effects of climate change, focusing specifically...

For my third piece in the 3-part-challenge Conversing with the Earth I had one piece of mud cloth of a relatively decent size left. (I am just waiting for the missing piece in reverse color to appear when reveal date has passed. But I am not actively searching, it would drive me crazy, I know.) I decided to pair it with a piece of linen I had once dyed with onion skins. I had never been too thrilled with the result as I thought the color intensity lacking, but now it has foun

My original plan was to devote my three quilts in this series to people who made significant contributions to human knowledge about the...

Sister Water 24" x 32" Daughter Air 24" x 32" Using the base elements of Earth, Fire ,Water and Air as my inspiration, I couldn't make...

Plastic Takeover 24" x 32" For this piece I wanted to address the growing problem of plastic waste in the oceans. It’s an environmental...