Tag Archives: SAQA artist

Catherine Whall Smith . . . will be at the virtual QUILT NATIONAL 2021 on Friday, May 28th at 5 pm.

Posted on May 27, 2021 by Catherine Whall Smith

If you are looking for something to do before the long Memorial Day Week-end then please consider joining the Quilt National 2021 virtual Watch Party and Awards Ceremony on Friday, May 28 at 5pm. Check out their website https://dairybarn.org/QN21/ and … Continue reading →

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Catherine Whall Smith . . . shares the inside of the “She Shed”.

Posted on November 20, 2020 by Catherine Whall Smith

This week I worked on hanging some of my RED fiber art in the “She Shed”, which included a few of my many “PARTS” – they are each (12H x 12W) squares mounted for easy hanging, Priced at $75. – … Continue reading →

Posted in Art Quilting | Tagged "Herd Immunity", "Transfusion", Artists' Open Studio of Northeast Ct, Catherine Whall Smith, Red, SAQA artist, She Sheds, Thanksgiving 2020 | Leave a comment

Catherine Whall Smith . . . being in Control of WHAT!

Posted on October 16, 2020 by Catherine Whall Smith

Recently, I read that Artists really like to be in control, and I totally agree. Whether we use, paint, clay, fabric, or some other medium we get to decide what happens and what the out come will be. Right now … Continue reading →

Posted in Art Quilting | Tagged "Burning Embers", "Hay Keep Your Distance #10", "Hay Keep Your Distance #9", "Joined By the Hand Cuffs", Catherine Whall Smith, SAQA artist, SAQACT | Leave a comment

Catherine Whall Smith – wonders in an election year – do your quilts have political themes?

Posted on June 18, 2012 by Catherine Whall Smith

Four years ago when we were in the midst of searching for a Presidential candidate for the Democratic Party, I was working on this piece that incorporated images of past United States presidents. At the time, there seemed to be … Continue reading →