I feel honored to be among 4 other Mississippi fiber artists in this rendition of the Mississippi Ag Museum in Jackson. I had section #4 of 5 sections and I call my piece "Small Town Mississippi." My piece measures 25"X36" and is made by fusing commercial cottons and then stitching and quilting heavily.
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Small Town Mississippi
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Detail
Detail
Label on the back.
The back with hanging sleeve.
This is the picture we worked from which was divided and each person was given a black & white copy of the finished size of their section.
Mississippi Ag Museum in Bloom
Starting from the left the artists are:
1. Marcus Weekley
2. Martha Ginn
4. Julia Graber
5. Rita Warnock
I decided to take 'artist license' to make blooming flowers in my section to cheer and brighten it up. Now, I'm not too sure that was a good idea. They seem to stick out like a sore thumb!
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