detail ~ Stitch Ritual by Jane LaFazio |
Stitch Ritual by Jane LaFazio (60x24") |
detail ~ Stitch Ritual by Jane LaFazio |
detail ~ Stitch Ritual by Jane LaFazio |
detail ~ Stitch Ritual by Jane LaFazio |
detail ~ Stitch Ritual by Jane LaFazio |
detail ~ Stitch Ritual by Jane LaFazio |
detail ~ Stitch Ritual by Jane LaFazio |
Beautiful! I could look at this all day and still find it amazing.
ReplyDeleteWow, that would keep anyone busy just looking at each of the different blocks, just fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThis is like a 'Journal Quilt' in that you have so many snippets of your work, and they blend beautifully together! Best looking patchwork I've seen in a long time! Very inspiring, too...
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous- truly remarkable. Love the details and color palette!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I would love to see this "in the real" someday.
ReplyDeleteYou can certainly include something in your statement about the strong influence of the natural world on your work. You capture the whimsy of flowers and small creatures so wonderfully.
xo
Jane-
ReplyDeleteStitch Ritual is a modern version of a crazy quilt. In an artist's statement I think it should be about your ritual using hand sewing and tied all these wonderful little snippets from your work together into one cohesive piece. The fact you used a muted palette goes a long way towards unifying this piece. Nice job!
Lisa Sullivan
Jane, your artistic style is so playful and engaging, it really inspires me to just stop worrying and get on with trying everything without fear or hesitation!
ReplyDeleteJane - It is delightful to look through this amazingly complex quilt. The representations of stitch in various forms, fibers, and threads is pure delight for me to take time to view bit by bit. This piece is so successfully arranged to make a wonderful large work of art.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing...
Kristin
Jane, I see the Love and Joy you have for your craft in every panel. From the fabric you chose, to the subject you stitched over the top, to the smallest of embellishments you've used. Your Story you share is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing! <3
What a delightful quilt! Everywhere the eye lands there is something new to consider. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work!
ReplyDeleteWow. All I can say is WOW!
ReplyDeleteMethinks that cats were wanting a bit of ME time!! I have an issue with dog hair in my house- i find it stitched into my bead pieces!!
ReplyDeleteI would know that this was your work from a mile away- it has your elegant intuitive style and charm. the brown eyed susan- daisy shapes really unify it as do the colors that you love to use. and the black thread painting! I love all of the texture that you added in when you put it together and I totally agree with the comment about about this being a modern day crazy quilt of sorts. this is really a beautiful piece and I would love to see it in person some day , maybe!!!! ( Does some of that rust look familiar???0 <3! got to get off the compute and get to stitching - you inspire me as always!!!!
such an amazing work, jane...so many beautiful parts to the whole..
ReplyDeleteThe whole is greater the sum of its parts. How true, when viewed each of your smaller 'parts' is an individual masterpiece but together they come to life and become a uniform 'whole'.
ReplyDeleteLove your blog and have been recently been inspired by your use of colour.
A garden of Eden! So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteMaybe the word "genesis" should make its way into your artist statement.
MF
Seems like these pieces show how you recognize and capture the simple moments and items in your life, honoring them in some Buddhisty way.
ReplyDeleteNice work.
N
OMG - don't know where to start with superlatives -- I just love this piece so so much, and I love so much of your art...this is absolutely superb.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, I've been looking forward to seeing how it came together. You must feel very pleased with it.
ReplyDeleteCarole x
Creatively Jane! I would know it was yours immediately. I am loving this one!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely LOVE this! It is like your own very creative soup all brewed up into one spectacular piece! So much eye candy, wish I could touch and feel it up close!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see this quilt for real. all the layers and textures look wonderful and intriguing.
ReplyDeletethanks soo much everyone for your kind words. and also for helping me see this piece through your eyes, so that I can compose an artist statement.
ReplyDeleteTHANK you!
Jane, I love your 'Stitch Ritual' Quilt,beautifully put together and perfectly balanced.
ReplyDeleteAmazing AND Gorgeous. :)
ReplyDeleteSheila in Oregon
Absolutely loooooove it. :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you. I will begin my own evening ritual and hope to have a treasure like yours in a few months!
ReplyDeleteincredibly awesome work!
ReplyDeleteWOW ! So very unique. It is truly a treasure. A beautiful piece of art. Thanks so much for sharing..I'll enjoy showing it to my mother my next visit. Always fun to have something beautiful to show her. She was the best seamstress and loves fabric yet.
ReplyDeleteJane,
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of embroidery thread do you use. When I use the floss, on my handwork, from Walmart, Michaels, etc, my work looks old, frayed and tattered, and not in a good way. Thank you for any help you can give me.
Here's what I use: http://janelafazio.com/products-i-use/
DeleteAll so very beautiful! I love the art combinations!
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt too, amazing
ReplyDeleteVery inspiring
How awesome!
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