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Tag Archives: St. George
Happy Feast Day of St. George!
Posted in art, Catholic icons, Icon, Iconography, Uncategorized
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Tagged icon, quilt, St. George, St. George and the Dragon
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St. George, the man
The Feast Day of St. George was last Monday, April 23. In past blogs, I have written about the symbolism of his icon, and of one of the many legends about him. In this heroic story, he slew a dragon … Continue reading →
Posted in Catholicism, Icon, Uncategorized
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Tagged Christianity, icon, patron saint, persecution, saint, St. George, standing up for your beliefs
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Images in Cloth – St. George and the Dragon
Seven and a half months later, after 17 joint work sessions with fabulous luncheons– and many many days of each of us working alone on this project, we have completed our cloth icon of St. George and the Dragon. It has been … Continue reading →
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Tagged fabric art, icon, representational quilt, St. George, St. George and the Dragon
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Images in Cloth 16
Every important figure in an icon is named, and thus we needed to write the names onto our quilt. We decided to do this by embroidering the letters onto the fabric. I had the honor of doing so, and received a terrifyingly quick … Continue reading →
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Tagged cloth art, fabric art, iconography, icons, St. George, the Image of God, the Name of God
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Images in Cloth 15
Wow. The end is near. Of our project, that is. We are putting the finishing touches on St. George and the Dragon. I think both of us are pleased with the results so far–considering that neither of us had the … Continue reading →
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Tagged art process, fabric art, images in cloth, quilt, representational quilt, St. George
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Images in Cloth 13
We are stitching, correcting, recutting, designing, and revising continuously. The quilt continues to progress, bit by bit, stitch by stitch. A picture is worth a thousand words: We are using metallic thread, rayon thread, and cotton thread, and a variety … Continue reading →
Posted in Catholic icons, Catholicism, fabric art, Icon, Iconography, Uncategorized
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Tagged fabric art, icon, ikon, representational quilt, St. George, St. George and the Dragon, wall hanging
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Images in Cloth 12
We’ve been working separately, my fellow artist friend and I, and accomplishing much. The cloth image is “sandwiched” now, with a proper backing. The machine quilting has begun, and also some of the satin stitching around the edges of the pieces. Naturally, I haven’t … Continue reading →
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Tagged cloth image, fabric art, machine quilting, representational quilt, sandwiching, satin stitch, St. George
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Images in Cloth 11
There has been much progress, but there is still an enormous amount of work yet to be done. I had no idea when we started that this would be such a huge project. We have had a couple of work … Continue reading →
Posted in Catholic icons, Catholicism, fabric art, Icon, Iconography, Uncategorized
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Tagged art procedure, art process, cloth image, fabric image, icon, quilt, quilting, representational quilt, St. George, St. George and the Dragon, wall hanging
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Images in Cloth 9
Fusing. Cutting. Ironing. Pinning. Discarding. Refining. Redrawing. All of this was part of the process today as we continued to work on the St. George wall hanging. The image is beginning to come together. The pieces are lightly tacked down … Continue reading →
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Tagged art process, Catholic icon, cloth image, fabric art, fabric wall hanging, icon, St. George
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Images in Cloth 8
We’ve been working hard choosing, cutting, and fusing fabrics. We continue to make changes in color and fabric. The image is beginning to take shape. We have been working especially hard on the face and hands. We cut out the … Continue reading →
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Tagged art process, cloth art, fabric art, icon, iconography, St. George, St. George and the Dragon
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