Deep peace to you
© Alexandra Kingswell 2024 On a quiet night, observing the moon high in a velvet sky is deeply awe-inspiring. What is essentially a huge...
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Paula Rafferty
Jun 281 min read
The Neglected Global Garden Fence Conversing with the Earth 1 by Cindy Brendzel
The potential for the theme “Conversations with Earth” is so vast I had a difficult time starting. In the end I decided to focus on...
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Paula Rafferty
Jun 281 min read
Plants on the brink Conversing with the Earth 1 by Julie Haddrick
Australia one of 12 megadiverse countries and because of the geographical isolation, there is a very high number of endemic species....
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Heather Bennett
Jun 281 min read
Conversing with the Earth 1 - Challenge #8
OBSERVATIONS We have chosen to take this subject and create three pieces over the next year. It's broad and very thought provoking. I...
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Ildiko Polyak
Jun 282 min read
Coldness: Amundsen
As a couple of years ago my interest in quilts moved towards more representational, choosing the topic of my three quilts in the...
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Jan Soules
Jun 261 min read
Clean Drinking Water by Jan Soules
There are many issues effecting the earth and our survival. One of them is basic to our life on earth: Water ! Without water we cannot...
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Allison James
Feb 232 min read
What remains? Snow Melt.
Allison James What remains? I liked this prompt a great deal. It was both specific and non specific and encouraged me to think of all...
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Heather Bennett
Feb 231 min read
What Remains.... - Heather Bennett
Challenge #7 What Remains challenge Sometimes, what remains is the memory of a lighthearted moment that brings back a sensation of being...
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Jan Soules
Feb 231 min read
Tilly in Paris, 24 x32, 2/2024
When I initially heard about the "What Remains" challenge, I was not enthused. A fellow member told us to think of coffee grinds or fish...
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Susan Callahan
Feb 233 min read
Alices Dress
The Family at Cindy's Wedding. Mom in the Dress What Remains -of Alices Dress Why do we save old things? Why did this dress sit in a...
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Paula Rafferty
Feb 231 min read
What Remains "Tears for Sue" by Julie Haddrick
Work in progress ‘Tears for Sue’ Machine pieced 100% cotton fabric.
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Paula Rafferty
Feb 231 min read
Fast Fashion by Cindy Brendzel
Fast Fashion What Remains of Fast Fashion is not pretty…. The main driver in today’s clothing industry is to respond to the consumer’s...
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Marie McEachern
Feb 231 min read
"Melted"
What remains.... snow and ice melting...mud and dormant grass poking through the wetness. A few ice crystals remaining. Size 24 inches X...
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Kathie Kerler
Feb 231 min read
"Forest Floor" by Kathie R Kerler, 24" x 24"
Several years ago, I made a trip to Multnomah Falls which is located about a half hour’s drive outside of Portland, the city where I...
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Ildiko Polyak
Feb 231 min read
Forest Fire
The best (or the worst?) thing about art quilt challenges is the exploration of theme, coming up with ideas, developing them, searching...
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Lena Meszaros
Feb 211 min read
Surviland - Challenge "What Remains"
by Lena Meszaros What remains of the Coronavirus era? Those years profoundly changed society and people's lives. Fear, anger, anxiety, we...
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Phyllis Cullen
Feb 211 min read
Aftermath by Phyllis Cullen
Aftermath 24x32"/60x80cm "What Remains" came at a time when I was horrified and grief stricken over the untold damage done by the...
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Paula Rafferty
Feb 211 min read
What Remains Challenge- "What's Left?" by Paula Rafferty
What's Changed? 24" wide by 32" height This is not the quilt that I intended to create for this challenge, I had something completely...
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Teresita Leal
Feb 211 min read
WRITTEN WITH BROKEN TILES – TRENCADIS II by Teresita Leal
Trencadis is a type of mosaic made by reusing irregular ceramic fragments. The result seems to be alive, in motion, in constant...
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