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Every time I create a new piece of fabric art, I'm surrounded by a delightful chaos of fabric scraps. Each tiny piece holds a story waiting to be told, a color to be connected, or a design just waiting for its moment to shine. Throwing any of them away feels like a loss, so over the years, I've developed various techniques to transform these remnants into beautiful creations.

Whenever I work on a project and inevitably end up with piles of scraps I tend to expand my repertoire of techniques

I have been working in pinks and creating a pink progression of art quilts in the last week. They are each 25 x 30 cm.

I have been sharing their pieces bit by bit. They have been noticed. I was asked last week to create 30 small textile art pieces

I wanted to create a rustic, bohemian piece of fabric with lots of texture. I first created textured strips,and then I wove some pieces and sewed some pieces. A tactile and colorful quilted patchwork piece depicting the terrain down south in Israel.

I wanted to create my vision of a sand to sea to twilight sky of Israel and here it is .

I had begun working on teh landscape of our home yesterday. When I complete a project I always keep the remnants in a color coordinated bag or box, depending on how many I have. This time I had an interesting selection.

I am going to create a carnival fabric twilight piece with colors going from a darker, deeper skyline across the sea and down to the sandy beach.

A few years ago I had photos of my wedding and never saw myself as a person who needed to take the dress out to relive the occassion. It was important for me to do something meaningful with the dress. I kept it in a box for a while and when I began teaching children how to sew I realised that I could accomplish a twofold purpose, the first and more important one was to teach as many children as possible the long forgotten skills of handsewing and the second purpose was

I was creating with carnival colors last week. A new fabric technique. This time it can used for art but lends itself to practical items as well. Boho pillows for home decor and also for usable items like a large boxy carnival boho tote bag which is always a practical piece.