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Jan is known for her pieced quilts using fabrics hand-dyed with various shibori techniques. She has exhibited and taught nationally and internationally, having been included in thirteen QUILT NATIONAL exhibits. Her work is in the permanent collections of the Museum of Arts and Design, the Minneapolis Institute of the Arts, the Museum of the American Quilters Society and the American Quilt Study Center; nearly 200 quilts are included in corporate and private collections. Her quilt “Depth of Field: A Plane View” was selected as one of the 20th Century’s 100 Best Quilts. Currently her teaching is itinerant and confined to workshops in select locations. She has lived in Pittsburgh since 1987.
Jan's web site: www.janmyersnewbury.com
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DESCRIPTION
In this workshop we will explore the many ways to engage cotton fabric and PVC pipe. Twisting, turning, pleating, pre-stitching, post-stitching, wrapping with or without string... the variations are myriad. Results range from the organic to the architectural. Layer color, save white, subtract color. Quick and dirty or time-enhanced. Fabulous patterning. So many possibilities. As we delve into the many variations you may choose to tackle the challenges of design with the fabrics created (recommended), or you may choose to spend the entire week with your rubber gloves on.
Please note: that we will be working with fiber reactive dyes, most appropriate for cellulose fibers (cotton, linen, rayon). Techniques may be applied to silk with less predictable results.
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