I take pictures; lots of pictures. That is the greatest thing about digital cameras. I am motivated to combine my sewing and photography. I like to manipulate my photos, print, and display them. I try to choose photos that are crisp in color and have sharp lines and edges.
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This picture of Lyla was taken in natural light at a lake and you can really see the tron contrasts in her face. It will make it easier to select the larger shapes to make the pattern. |
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This picture collage was printed onto white material and sewn onto a wallhanging I am currently working on. |
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This past summer, we drove to Yellowstone National Park. I used Publishers.com to make a book of our trip, but I also wanted to display some of the pictures as a wallhanging. The material I used for the background was bought in a small quilt store in Taos, NM. |
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