Showing posts with label Pi Project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pi Project. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 30, 2014

Life … With Only a Little Quilting

I’m participating in The Pi Project. I let some of my grands pick out fabric for their own number (their age), and then I quilted their block and I’m sending the unquilted block to the Pi Project.
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You too can participate.
The Pi Project
From Sally Sellers
If you don't know about The Pi Project, let me tell you about it: it is an international public art project celebrating the number Pi.  Digits are made by individual participants on fabric (hooray for fiber art!) and sewn together in the precise order in which they appear in Pi.  The result is a fabric "ribbon" that could be 200 feet or 2000 feet, depending on participation.
The Pi Project is gathering steam, but I still need numbers, especially from fiber artists!  The public has responded positively and I've received many digits on 9.5" square (24 cm) pieces of fabric.  The squares need not be fancy at all.  The deadline is Jan 31, 2015, although ASAP is a far better deadline.  Please send me a digit, and spread the word to others.  For more complete information, go to
www.ThePiProject.org.

More quilting on “Another Glimpse Through the Lattice.”

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Graber Farm’s Christmas supper at The Grill.

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Paul’s niece, Amanda and Phil (not pictured) and children came for a short visit.
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My sister, Emily and Perry stopped in on their way to and from VA.
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Georgi and Talya

Christmas lunch with the Grabers.
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