One of my favorite stops on our tour was,
The Craft Alliance, Elements: The Art of Textile Collage exhibit
Bob Adams, Luanne Rimel, Joan Schulze, Fran Skiles, and Barbara Lee Smith
We absolutely loved Barbara Lee Smith's work, including these cool boats.
We asked what she used to make her pieces, it looked like an interfacing or something.
We found out that is is called Lutrador, a fabric made in North Carolina generally used for the upholstery business, she paints the white surface with watered down acrylic paints
Some of her other piecesThey captured a feeling that we just connected with
We absolutely loved Barbara Lee Smith's work, including these cool boats.
We asked what she used to make her pieces, it looked like an interfacing or something.
We found out that is is called Lutrador, a fabric made in North Carolina generally used for the upholstery business, she paints the white surface with watered down acrylic paints
Some of her other piecesThey captured a feeling that we just connected with
The Arch, of course
I love this
I love the way the sunlight is creating lights and shadows on these leaves.
I love the composition of this picture, could be a future quilt
It was a great recommendation from Robin at Art Saint Louis
It was a yummy meal, and they had this cool shirt signed by Obama
I couldn’t resist getting a picture with this Buddha Bunny
High School kids helped make it
Some other cool stuff we saw
there is a real sense of appreciation and energy for the arts everywhere we went
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