The small town in which I live has a lively culture of
antique (read: second hand) shops, which are great fun to browse when I am at
the end of my creative rope. The other
day I found an old quilty cat doorstop – it felt like it had a brick inside! –
and dragged it back to the studio for inspiration. Today, feeling ready for Market and with a
scrap of energy any some fabric left, I made my own version, complete with
going out to my garden and digging up a little sack of gravel to weight it
down. She reminds me of my first cat, an
orange tabby I called “Monster”.
About Me
- LFN Textiles
- I am a studio artist and textile designer. My work swirls around among art, design, and the joy of making things. I founded LFN Textiles Artists Ribbons in 2002, and have been designing these fairly wonderful ribbons for 8 years now. They are distributed for the wholesale market exclusively by Renaissance Ribbons, and are available at retail on my website, www.lfntextiles.com, and nationwide through fine fabric stores, gift shops. My tapestries are available through a number of galleries across the country as well. See the links section for contact information.
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
The Kitchen Cat
Labels:
quilting,
Troy Fabrics
I am a studio artist and textile designer. My work swirls around among art, design, and the joy of making things.
I founded LFN Textiles Artists Ribbons in 2002, and have been designing these fairly wonderful ribbons for 8 years now. They are distributed for the wholesale market exclusively by Renaissance Ribbons, and are available at retail on my website, www.lfntextiles.com, and nationwide through fine fabric stores, gift shops.
My tapestries are available through a number of galleries across the country as well. See the links section for contact information.
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