Panel three: Precious Water in the frame. 
Myra
Siska
Panel Two: Mended World nearly done. 
Kathy
Panel Four: Four Directions wool grid in progress 
Julia
Heather H
Panel Four: Four Directions, beaded layers in progress
Anke
Karen
Faye
Heather T
Wendy
Veronika
Joanne
An update of the wonderful circle project. All welcome. Every Thursday.
x
Judy
16 comments:
As our Grace might say, back home now with goats: EEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
what beautiful work
wonderful that so many hands are working together to create these panels.
Wow, what gorgeous pieces. Lots of good energy in that project.
It is so wonderful to see a whole community taking part in the making of these panels! Love the backside of "water" (I think) would be sooo good tóúching !!!
Ahhh...community :)
Oh...and as always, beautiful work that grabs your heart and imagination at once.
wow
this is amazing
all those hands and thoughts and feelings, the wholeness of it all;
the shared experience, there and here, thank you Judy
lHi Judy,
I saw Cross My Heart today at the San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles. These are the last few days that the Quilt National work will be on display. I have been following your work and I am thrilled to have at last been able to see it in the cloth. Brava!
joan
Yes, this project makes me very proud and happy. It is taking quite a while to do the four panels, but at least we do them. Every Thursday.
x
every thursday. if only it wasn't so far away, i'd join in. i love the hand shots.
enjoyed your interview link. your humor about the male-ness of art history. the female influences. your hundreds of journals. ! Virginia Woolf would be jealous.
I would be there too! I feel the peace and unity in your photos.......
Hi Judy, I'm totally speechless...these panels are so beautiful,inspiring & calming to view....just wish I lived in your neck of the woods in order that I could participate too as I love hand stitching.Congrats to you & the community coming together to create these wonders!
Thanks also for visiting my blog...I agree, fabric & thread has amazing healing properties :)
i have walked around with these
images in my head........
i LOVE that you put a name with
each hand.
just love that. we ARE our hands,
aren't we.
thank you for this..........
I wonder how all these wonderful people feel and what they think about participating in such a project. I almost never find people working together with no obligation (for a non-comercial purpose, I mean)
I found the Manitoulin Circle project and your blog by chance. Although I have not been to the Manitoulin for many years, I spent many summer vacations visiting my grandparents on the island in the 1950s (Hilly Grove area). This is such a wonderful community project and the panels are beautiful. I am a quilter in Virginia and look forward to someday returning to the island and seeing the quilted panels. Your website, Judy, is quite extensive and I have enjoyed exploring your galleries. I plan to share it with my quilt guild members.
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