Inside view of a coiled polyester fabric bowl. The advantage of stretchy polyester is that it wraps tighter than a cotton would and gives a neater appearance with no frayed edges. This fabric was retrieved from a gargantuan & most unappealing mumu-style dress. The fabric design is, however, very watercolour-like and appealing. Just goes to show that a garment may not be gorgeous, but the fabric may be used successfully in another application.

Websites where my work is displayed

Exhibits - 2010

Gallery6: Feb.5 - Mar.3, Village Square, Pathways juried exhibit

The Branch: March 1 - 31, Seaside Hotels, MAG exhibit

The Shenkman Arts Centre: July 1 - 28th, OOTB juried exhibit

Sewing related -

Recycling -

Art-related -

  • Painter's Post Robert Genn's amalgamation of art-related posts on the Internet. Go here to sign up for his twice-weekly newsletter that is always a good read or here to see a listing of his most recent ones. BTW Genn is a Canadian painter
  • Germaine Greer Making pictures from strips of cloth isn't art at all - but it mocks art's pretentions to the core

Web Development

  • The Site Wizard - loads of really good info for a novice like me AND the more seasoned.

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