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Textile Arts Resource Guide
The purpose of this blog is to identify and provide access to a wide range of online resources that are informational, inspirational and/or thought provoking.

Sue Reno Studio
I'm a fiber artist working with nature and enviromental themes and having a wonderful time. I draw inspiration from my surroundings in beautiful Lancaster County, PA. My current work focuses on captucommunity scenes from everyday life and images of natural objects, using plants from my extensive organic garden and from the fcommunityes of cultivation. I employ cyanotypes, heliographic prints, and image transfers as the basis for works that also incorporate unusual fabrics, hand and machine stitching, and beadwork. My work has been juried into numerous national and international exhibits.

Butterflies and fractals...
I am an art quilter living on the northwestern coast of Norway. My work is often influenced by nature, but also by fractal geometry and other geometric models. I enjoy learning new ways to embellish my projects, and have a thing about butterflies.

the dyers hand
a record of Sandra Wyman\\\'s journey as an art quilter, intermingled with episodes from daily life

Lyric Art
A little meander through the studio, home, and mind of a mother who makes time for art.

Margreta's Fiber Art Musings
Share tips, tricks, insights, new work and other thoughts related to my fiber art and art quilts.

kim h ritter
Art Quilts with a Sense of Humor

Jeanne Williamson
Jeanne Williamson's blog about her artwork, her inspiration, and a few other things that are just for fun.

Kathy Nida


My Creative Place
My blog reflects of my creativity of my art world and what I am doing at this time. Also a little bit of my personal life.

::More Whiffs, Glimmers &Left Oeuvres::
Further fiddlings with fiber

zquilts
musings on textile arts and life

Textile Goddess
Journey through \\\"works in progress\\\" and musing from a mixed media textile artist and tutor

Helen Suzanne Alexander
Completely immersed in textiles now I live and work in the Hebridean Islands. I love dyeing, felting, printing and creating the textures and images derived from the stunning landscape here.

13th Street Studio
An informal record of my work in fiber art and the inspirations that guide my path.

Cay Denise Quilt Art - Ideas and Musings
This blog is home to information about my art quilt works in progress, submissions to magazines and shows, ideas, goals, achievements, creativity in other forms (e.g. music, painting), news articles and personal comments about them, links to sites that may be of interest to other creative adventures.

Therese May Studio
If you like colorful, whimsical images in art quilts and drawings with a spiritual, encouraging message, then this is the blog for you. Visit and get inspiration.

TM Rey * What I am up 2
This is a blog of Tina Marie Rey's art work and process. Please feel free to come in, have a cup of coffee and stay for a while.

Pamela Mostek Blog
Pamela shares her ideas on techniques, inspiration, color, plus works in progress and new works. She also shares photos of her quilts made for books in the quilting industry. It's a look behind the sign at an artis who specializes in art quilts as well as authors books for quilters.

BJ Parady Fiber Notes
Discussions of work in progress, pictures, techniques

Kim Hambric Art - Blog
An art quilter's words on creating, seeing, and enjoying art quilts, and life in general.

Cookseyville
News, current projects and inspirations from fiber artist Cindy Cooksey.

Nuts Over Fiber
Ongoing online journal of my creativity and experiences of becoming a Fiber Artist.

Caroll Lenthall Dreamstitcher
Gallery of my artwork

Some Assembly Required
I have no ‘formal’ art training, but I come by my love of all things fiber and paper naturally. My Mom taught me to make handmade paper as a kid, and I watched all of her weaving projects, rugs, sewing, and everything else she dabbled in with wide-eyed enthusiasm. Any mom who willingly encourages you to melt crayons is a good one in my book.