Marking Time with Fabric and Thread: Calendars, Diaries, and Journals Within Your Fiber Craft
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| Weight | 2.45 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 10.1 × 8.1 × 1 in |
Description
Ever since the original release of The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron, it’s been agreed that a creative daily practice transforms your making. But fiber artists–from knitters to weavers, quilters to embroiderers–experience making in a different way than other crafters. Here’s a guide especially for them on starting, maintaining, and enjoying a purposeful daily practice while making an arresting, very personal artwork. Well-known fiber artist Tommye McClure Scanlin (author of the bestselling Tapestry Design Basics and Beyond) breaks it down into clear, doable steps.
– Enables fiber crafters of any kind to start and successfully benefit from a personal daily practice.
– Packed with practical ideas, in text and photos, for making a personal fiber art calendar, journal, or diary.
– Dozens of prompts to ward off the largest challenge: feeling creatively “stuck.”
– Stories from more than 25 makers explain the benefits of daily practice, sharing inspiring photos of their finished “time capsule” pieces.
– Fascinating facts and history, including why we humans have the urge to mark time visually.
– Foreword by widely followed blogger and weaver Sarah Swett.
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