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Catherine Whall Smith
Art Quilter
Category Archives: Fiber Art
Catherine Whall Smith . . . will be back BLOGGING later than sooner!
Happy New Year 2021 !!!!!! It’s done – 50 blog posts during 2020 – never had that as a goal, but as the pandemic worsened – reaching out weekly to share”something” was a life-saver to me. For me, the purpose … Continue reading
Posted in Art Quilting, Fiber Art, Hand Quilted, Quiet Corner Artist, Studio Art Quilt Associates
Tagged Catherine Whall Smith, Corona Virus Pamdemic, Fairfield University Book store, Happy New Year 2021, Highfield Hall Falmount, Mattatuck MixmasterMA, New England Quilt Museum, Quilt National 2021
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Catherine Whall Smith . . . wonders what was the SIZE of your Thanksgiving gathering.
Thanksgiving after Thanksgiving – ten years and counting – I usually post something about the SIZE of my Thanksgiving Turkey or Turkeys! This year the news tells us to DOWN-SIZE our Turkey Gathering – did you do that? My original … Continue reading
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Tagged "Hay Keep Your Distance #1", "Hay Keep Your Distance #10", "Hay Keep Your Distance #11", "Hay Keep Your Distance #12", "Hay Keep Your Distance #2", "Hay Keep Your Distance #3", "Hay Keep Your Distance #4", "Hay Keep Your Distance #5", "Hay Keep Your Distance #6", "Hay Keep Your Distance #7", "Hay Keep Your Distance #8", "Hay Keep Your Distance #9", Artists' Open Studio of Northeast Ct, Catherine Whall Smith, CT, No Power near Willimantic, Thanksgiving 2020, Thanksgiving Turkey
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Catherine Whall Smith . . . found “THIS”, while looking for “THAT”
Since the 12 pieces of the “Hay . . . Keep Your Distance” series are finished, I decided to work on the cows image that I’ve had on my design wall for quite a while! I like the way they … Continue reading
Catherine Whall Smith . . . admits she has a lot of BIAS!
“Hay . . . Keep Your Distance #6” – needed a lot of BIAS binding and a REAL name – so because of the scissor images in one of the fabrics – (see detail below) it has been named “Cutting … Continue reading
Catherine Whall Smith . . . “Where’s Hillary and “Here’s Hillary”- where are they now!
Before the 2008 Election, I started working on a piece that I thought would celebrate the nomination of Hillary Clinton as the Democrats Presidential candidate. History changed my focus when Barack Obama became the nominee. Thus the completed piece shown … Continue reading
Catherine Whall Smith . . . is ready to Rejoice, Relax, and Rejuvenate!
Rejoice! Yep, after about 6 MONTHS, I finished “Hay . . . Keep Your Distance” #12 . The graphic typewriters remind me that after I take a little time to Relax it is time to start working on a 2021 … Continue reading
Catherine Whall Smith . . . shares the virtual Fiber Art in the Local Color #4 “Rails, Roads, Trails” show.
As previously posted the 2020 SAQACT Local Color Show – “Rails, Roads, Trails” – at the Windsor Art Center scheduled for March 21 – May 2nd, 2020 has been postponed until further notice. The shows curators: Clara Nartey, Kathy Baglioni, … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020 SAQACT Local Color Show - “Rails, Carol W. Capazolli, Catey LaBonte, Catherine Whall Smith, Christina Blais, Clara Nartey, CT, Dawn Alen, Diane Lillian Cadrain, Diane M. Wright, Easter coat, Evelyn Oliver Knight, Judy Ross, Kate Themel, Kathleen Baglioni, Laura M. Lugo, Lin J. Elmo, Manchester, Margaret A. Phillips, Mary Lachman, Maureen Lopes, Meredith Brooks, New Hampshire, Norwich, Phyllis Small, Rita Daley Hannafin, Roads, Slater Memorial Museum, Stay Safe - Stay Home, Susan K. Ober, Trails”, Windsor Art Center
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Catherine Whall Smith . . . shares her process START to FINISH!
START TO FINISH Today, I thought I would share my “improvisational” piecing process using five images; #1 – The fabric piece with red dots on a white background has been laid on top of the background fabric. #2 – … Continue reading
Posted in Art Quilting, Fiber Art
Tagged Art Quilts, Catherine Whall Smith, Studio Quilts
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