Tag Archives: “Transfusion”

Catherine Whall Smith . . . thought SHE was a stickler for “the details”.

Posted on February 5, 2021 by Catherine Whall Smith

Even though my art reflects a randomness of lines – each of my pieces is well thought out to create that visual. Shown below right, each line added impacts the “before” and “after”. Recently my husband (while reading “Alexander Hamilton” … 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, – To see more: … Continue reading →

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Catherine Whall Smith . . . shares her trip to the Mystic Museum of Art today

Posted on February 2, 2020 by Catherine Whall Smith

So, if you remember, during July 2019 I shared my post “Catherine Whall Smith . . enjoys-driving-the-back-roads-of-connecticut. At that time the plastic covered hay bales were dressed up with bunny ears and sunglasses. Today I drove that same road and … Continue reading →