July 2016 : Mary Hettmansperger Class Photos
Mary Hettsmansperger Workshop for CFAL: front row right to left--Bebe Tulley, Vicki Thompson & Lisa Ducote; back row right to left--Coral Kelso, Judy Momenzadah, Barbara Lankford, Artist-Teacher Mary Hettsmansperger, Michael Young, Mary Felder, Katy Prescott and Pat Riddick
woven metal quilt element, class sample
quilted class sample
April 17 2016
Program presented by Barbara Lankford on crazy quilting, an art medium begun in the 1880s/1890s.
August 10, 2014
Barbara Skinner presented a program using flowers and leaves in your fiber art. Two parts water and one part glycerin is the formula for preservation. A cool, dark place facilitates the process during six days when the leaves are soaked in the solution, with a weighted press, with turning occurring every day. Pat dry and allow air drying after this process.
Renee Hoeprich showed how to use flora as a design element in a hands-on demonstration.
March 2014
student work
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Saturday, June 23, 2012
Class on July 14
CFAL will hold a workshop on Saturday, July 14, 2012 from 10 AM till 2 PM.
Jane Olson Phillips and Susie Blyskal will teach basket making. Members can choose from 2 types of baskets – knotted or coiled. There is no fee for members. A needle will be provided. You need to bring the supplies listed. It will be held in Baton Rouge.
Supplies: scissors, various yarns (not baby yarns), firm cord or rope. We recommend the rope or clothesline to be ¼ inch size. Home Depot or Lowes may have the clothesline rope. I went by Home depot today and they have lots of rope of different colors and sizes. Most of their rope is mixed fibers - polyester and cotton or nylon, but it will work.
If you have any questions about supplies, please contact me or Jane.
I am attaching some photos of Jane's work and a picture form one of her books of the types of basket you can make. These are very contemporary. #1 coiled basket by Susan Blyskal, #2 Jane's knotted basket #3 bottom of Jane's knotted basket, #4 wallhanging by Jane. This looks complicated but it is easy to learn. Jane taught me in a short period of time.
If you are interested, let Mary Felder know.
CFAL will hold a workshop on Saturday, July 14, 2012 from 10 AM till 2 PM.
Jane Olson Phillips and Susie Blyskal will teach basket making. Members can choose from 2 types of baskets – knotted or coiled. There is no fee for members. A needle will be provided. You need to bring the supplies listed. It will be held in Baton Rouge.
Supplies: scissors, various yarns (not baby yarns), firm cord or rope. We recommend the rope or clothesline to be ¼ inch size. Home Depot or Lowes may have the clothesline rope. I went by Home depot today and they have lots of rope of different colors and sizes. Most of their rope is mixed fibers - polyester and cotton or nylon, but it will work.
If you have any questions about supplies, please contact me or Jane.
I am attaching some photos of Jane's work and a picture form one of her books of the types of basket you can make. These are very contemporary. #1 coiled basket by Susan Blyskal, #2 Jane's knotted basket #3 bottom of Jane's knotted basket, #4 wallhanging by Jane. This looks complicated but it is easy to learn. Jane taught me in a short period of time.
If you are interested, let Mary Felder know.
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