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Printed & Stitched
Examining the Overlap Between the Hand Pulled Print and the Art Quilt
A Collaboration: California Society of Printmakers and Studio Art Quilt Associates, CA/NV Regions
Grace Hudson Museum, Ukiah, CA
October 29, 2023 – March 17, 2024
Birds of a Fiber 2024
Pacific NW Quilt & Fiber Arts Museum,
La Conner, WA
January 24 – March 24, 2024
Reception Feb. 3, 3-4pm, free admission all day
379christy says
I’m still picking off the dreaded tomato ‘hornworm.’ If I could control my desire to have some tomatoes from my garden and allow the worm to mature, the bats I want so much would have more to eat. They love the hawkmoth that the tomato worm would eventually become. Apparently, the hawkmoth isn’t as selective as the swallowtail about where to lay eggs though because we have plenty of hawkmoths around and I believe I’m the only person with tomatoes in her garden for several miles around.
Isn’t it fun to learn all this stuff!?
Beautiful pictures, Franki.
Franki Kohler says
Oh yes, it pays to be educated in the garden. I’ve already made the error of mistaking a larve for one I didn’t want.