Celebrate your inner artist with Carrie Bloomston's palette of inspiration, COLLAGE. By using brush and ink, she's created images with scissors and paste in the spirit of a collage. The prints are bold and artful, yet whimsical and playful. Like a stack of art papers, cut-up news print, and playful hand-painted images, the designs just beg you to play. As with many modern sewers, Carrie loves to sew with words. COLLAGE is filled with letters, textures, and hipster imagery. The newspaper print is composed of quilting- and sewing-related articles, and the essence of this line is artful and handmade. Patterns for all of Carrie's wonderful projects can be seen on her website.
"the collage roly-poly" by Rachel Gander from Imagine Gnats
@ International Quilt Market in Portland
Be wild and free like a bird as you create this quilt..gathering scraps and placing them with a washable school glue stick. You'll create an art quilt you can cuddle under(or a wonderful wall hanging)in just a few simple steps! Break some rules with this fun, fast, and crazy-raw collage quilt. How many eggs does your nest need?
"Happy Hexagon Trivet" made by Cecile Choi using Collage Collection.
The patterns are from the book 'Patchwork Please!' by Ayumi Takahashi.
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