
My critique group chose the word Symbiosis for our challenge this month. We all created 12 x 12 pieces and they are phenomenal. Tina Somerset used foiling to get that sparkle on her spiderweb and she stenciled leaves over the top using paintsticks. Very effective.

Shirley Snowden used dyed fabric for her background and black and white felt for her zebra. I love the rear view!

Nancy Pagani used wonderful batiks for her piece and I realize that blogger turned it 90 degrees so you have to tilt your head to get the full affect. Sorry Nancy!

This one by Lola Sonnenschein is obviously turned too. It is very dimensional and the next picture shows how her spider stands off the piece.


I opted for black and white velvet and a chance to use some of my button stash.

Darn it! We have a bird on his nose! He is actually on the back of a rhino. Elaine Turcke made this one and she bound it with a chiffon ribbon.

This is a photo that Carolyn Wolf manipulated in photo shop. I love the colors that she used.

Betsy Beyer had fun needle felting onto mesh wire. Her piece stands on it's own and you will have to ask her for a detailed explanation.
We were all very pleased with our work and hope to hang a show one of these days so you can see it in person.
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