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Art quilt portfolio by Dena Dale Crain,, including Redefinitions (latest work), Darned Quilts, Finite Designs, Structured Fabrics, Crystal Quilts, Designer Pinwheels. Many pieces silk art quilts. This work is the output of one textile artist who has worked in many formats, some of which served as the foundation for patchwork quilt design classes taught since 2002 in the USA, Australia, France, England, Kenya, Canada, Kuwait and South Africa, as well as online for Quilt University and QuiltEd Online. Throughout the works presented here are commonalities of style and presentation leading to a conclusive series of work called “Redefinitions.” This series falls back to the origins of fabric patchwork as it explores the use of freehand and controlled cutting and piecing coupled with accenting linear elements and dense quilting. Amongst all pieces, two fabrics prevail - silk and cotton - sometimes augmented with synthetic “fancies.” Many fabrics were hand painted, dyed, stamped or stenciled by the artist. Most piecing and quilting was done by machine, although instances of decorative or functionally required hand work can be found. Most beading was done by hand. Conceptual in theory, these works raise patchwork quilting to the level of fine art. For more information, contact Dena Dale Crain at http://www.denadalecrain.com.]]>
Art quilt portfolio by Dena Dale Crain,, including Redefinitions (latest work), Darned Quilts, Finite Designs, Structured Fabrics, Crystal Quilts, Designer Pinwheels. Many pieces silk art quilts. This work is the output of one textile artist who has worked in many formats, some of which served as the foundation for patchwork quilt design classes taught since 2002 in the USA, Australia, France, England, Kenya, Canada, Kuwait and South Africa, as well as online for Quilt University and QuiltEd Online. Throughout the works presented here are commonalities of style and presentation leading to a conclusive series of work called “Redefinitions.” This series falls back to the origins of fabric patchwork as it explores the use of freehand and controlled cutting and piecing coupled with accenting linear elements and dense quilting. Amongst all pieces, two fabrics prevail - silk and cotton - sometimes augmented with synthetic “fancies.” Many fabrics were hand painted, dyed, stamped or stenciled by the artist. Most piecing and quilting was done by machine, although instances of decorative or functionally required hand work can be found. Most beading was done by hand. Conceptual in theory, these works raise patchwork quilting to the level of fine art. For more information, contact Dena Dale Crain at http://www.denadalecrain.com.]]> Thu, 15 Jan 2015 04:16:54 GMT /slideshow/dena-dale-crains-art-quilt-portfolio/43540327 DenaDaleCrain@slideshare.net(DenaDaleCrain) Dena Dale Crain's Art Quilt Portfolio DenaDaleCrain Art quilt portfolio by Dena Dale Crain,, including Redefinitions (latest work), Darned Quilts, Finite Designs, Structured Fabrics, Crystal Quilts, Designer Pinwheels. Many pieces silk art quilts. This work is the output of one textile artist who has worked in many formats, some of which served as the foundation for patchwork quilt design classes taught since 2002 in the USA, Australia, France, England, Kenya, Canada, Kuwait and South Africa, as well as online for Quilt University and QuiltEd Online. Throughout the works presented here are commonalities of style and presentation leading to a conclusive series of work called “Redefinitions.” This series falls back to the origins of fabric patchwork as it explores the use of freehand and controlled cutting and piecing coupled with accenting linear elements and dense quilting. Amongst all pieces, two fabrics prevail - silk and cotton - sometimes augmented with synthetic “fancies.” Many fabrics were hand painted, dyed, stamped or stenciled by the artist. Most piecing and quilting was done by machine, although instances of decorative or functionally required hand work can be found. Most beading was done by hand. Conceptual in theory, these works raise patchwork quilting to the level of fine art. For more information, contact Dena Dale Crain at http://www.denadalecrain.com. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/ugoqcvtskognzl1ftyjv-signature-65e04f98959d5915dc01f0c9209f3ad8ae022feb793ebd977da281160c98e4a4-poli-150115041654-conversion-gate02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> Art quilt portfolio by Dena Dale Crain,, including Redefinitions (latest work), Darned Quilts, Finite Designs, Structured Fabrics, Crystal Quilts, Designer Pinwheels. Many pieces silk art quilts. This work is the output of one textile artist who has worked in many formats, some of which served as the foundation for patchwork quilt design classes taught since 2002 in the USA, Australia, France, England, Kenya, Canada, Kuwait and South Africa, as well as online for Quilt University and QuiltEd Online. Throughout the works presented here are commonalities of style and presentation leading to a conclusive series of work called “Redefinitions.” This series falls back to the origins of fabric patchwork as it explores the use of freehand and controlled cutting and piecing coupled with accenting linear elements and dense quilting. Amongst all pieces, two fabrics prevail - silk and cotton - sometimes augmented with synthetic “fancies.” Many fabrics were hand painted, dyed, stamped or stenciled by the artist. Most piecing and quilting was done by machine, although instances of decorative or functionally required hand work can be found. Most beading was done by hand. Conceptual in theory, these works raise patchwork quilting to the level of fine art. For more information, contact Dena Dale Crain at http://www.denadalecrain.com.

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