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Terry Jarrard-Dimond
Ask "What if":
Building Pathways
to Creative Work
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June 7th-10th, 2010
Optional set up on June 6th 2:30pm-4:30pm
Beginning to Intermediate
Learning
to ask “What if?” is one of the most important skills any artist can
develop, regardless of the medium. Being able to generate new
ideas and develop a breath of ideas is the mark of a true
professional. Everyone has a lifetime of experiences and
knowledge but often, some assistance is needed to tap into that
knowledge and translate it into art. Through a series of
individual and interactive group exercises, Terry will focus on
teaching you techniques to help you get started on a path toward more
stimulating and creative ideas. The work will be fast paced in an
atmosphere of lively, yet supportive, exploration. Through guided
and self-directed exercises, you will create studies as well as
completed projects. Studio sessions will also involve group
discussion and critiques.
Terry’s work has been
selected for major competitive exhibitions including Visions, Artists
As Quiltmaker, and Art=Quilts=Art where she was presented the
Schweinfurth Award for Excellence in Design in 2007 and 2009.
Most recently she was awarded the Best of Show at Form, Not Function at
the Carnegie Museum in New Albany, Indiana.
Supplies:
Sewing Machine in good working order
Standard foot and free form quilting foot
Extra Needles for Machine
Swing-Arm Lamp
Digital Camera
Multiple Outlet Power Strip and Extension Cords
Iron and small ironing surface
2 manila folders
Small Spray Bottle
Color Wheel
4’ x 8’ - Batting or Flannel (White) on which to pin work
Ball-Head Pins
24" x 36" Cutting Mat
Rotary Cutters and Extra Blades
Scissors
Assorted cotton thread for piecing and quilting
1 square ruler & 1 - 24” x 6” ruler
4 pieces of batting 18” square
1 piece of batting 32” x 18”
Sketchbook, Pen, Pencils
Fabric:
2 yds Black
2 yds White
Solid colored fabric*
*You
will need a broad range of Solid colored fabric. Please, no
patterned or textured fabrics. Hand dyed fabric is an excellent
choice if dyed in a technique that produces primarily flat color.
Commercial solids of good quality are also a good choice.
You will need colors in a range of values as well as cool and warm
colors as well as neutrals. You will enjoy having a great selection of
fabric from which to choose.
www.terryjarrarddimond.com
Click Here to Download Workshop Registration Form
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