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   ShannonG4d | May 05, 2004 09:22pm | #1

   http://www.hillesodesigns.com/w_art.htm

   Try this one!

   Shannon

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   Barbaran8 | May 05, 2004 10:07pm | #2

   go to purrfection.com, go to the gallery, and look through - they also have links to the various artist's sites if they have them, and there's some *very* nice stuff shown. I want to take a class from Ms. Larkin!

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   sueb | May 05, 2004 10:48pm | #3

   for wearable art inspiration I go to the following publications:  belle armoire http://www.bellearmoire.com     and fiber arts - http://www.fiberarts.com   both have some great stuff in them.   Also you may want to check out the book - The Fiberarts Book of Wearable Art by Katherine Duncan Aimone , it has some fantastic stuff in it and it's now available in paperback. 

    

   sueb

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   marijke | May 08, 2004 01:28am | #4

   The Fibertarts Book of Wearable Art is a great book!  A couple of the artists covered in it have published in Threads, e.g. Anna Carlsson.

   I also like to browse websites of wearable artists.   I am listing a few I like below.  I cannot seem to find the one for Nancy Shriber -- she was in a recent issue of Threads.  Her website showcases her work.

   Diane Ericson http://www.revisions-ericson.com

   Dawn McIntyre http://www.dawnmcintyre.com

   Kayla Kennington http://www.kaylakennington.com

   Viki Dayan http://www.vikidyan.com

   Rachel Clark http://www.rdkc.com

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   sueb | May 08, 2004 01:45am | #5

   Her website is :  http://www.contemporarysashiko.com/

   she's done some fantastic stuff.  I also like kayla kennington's work.  I saw her on an episode of sew much more and I liked her techniques and her style.  I was just flipping through my fiberarts book today.  I love to pick it up every so often and flip through, I always find something new to look at that I missed before.