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New Work at 4 Ravens Gallery

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Framed textile artwork with golden sun streaming through trees from behind.
Golden Grove – 16″ x 22″ – Framed – Available – $625 – Four Ravens Gallery

I have four new pieces available at 4 Ravens Gallery in Missoula, MT. Please feel free to contact the gallery if you are interested in one of these pieces.

Framed textile artwork with spring birch trees on green and blue background.
Secluded Intricacy – 8″ x 13″ – Framed – Available – $185 – Four Ravens Gallery
Framed textile artwork with spring time birch grove and hidden lake in the distance.
Hidden Depths – 8″ x 13″ – Framed – Available – $185 – Four Ravens Gallery

All of these pieces are framed and have a base of nuno felt and then a variety of techniques.

Framed textile artwork with appliqued Indian Paintbrush flowers on green and blue background.
Painting the Landscape – 13″ x 29″ – Framed – Available – $675 – Four Ravens Gallery

I have been busy with my classwork but I have finished all of that work now. We will be having an exhibition at the Pacific Northwest Quilt and Fiber Art Museum beginning February 25 through May 31st. I will update you with more information soon.

The First Leaf and First Light Framed

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The framers have completed framing on two of my recent pieces. These will be going to 4 Ravens Gallery in Missoula and should be available after February 14th.

Framed textile artwork depicting birch trees in autumn.
The First Leaf – 14″ x 18.5″ – Framed – Available – $450.00

This one based on birch trees in autumn, is called The First Leaf. I love the texture of the nuno felt against the smoothness of the birch trunks. The birch trunks are made from silk paper.

Framed textile artwork depicting trees at dawn with light coming from behind.
First Light – 13″ x 19″ – Framed – Available – $450.00

First Light is all about how the morning sun reacts in the forest. The color palette was an interesting change for me but I enjoyed the challenge.

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Shades of Green Applique

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For one of my applique projects in Level 3 Stitch, I decided to use a nuno felted background and create a piece similar to the ones that I make to sell in a gallery. Here’s the beginning of Shades of Green. Guess what? It reminded me of a forest, so on to the applique.

I added silk organza for the tree trunks, a mix of chopped up fabric for the leaves and stitching for the highlights. The finished piece was framed and is now hanging in my hallway.

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