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"El Cielo" (el c-eh-lo) in Spanish means "the sky" or "the heavens." "Taller" (ta-yér) is Spanish for "workshop" or "craftsman's studio."

This weblog is about the maker's life. The teacher's path. The stitching and dyeing and printing of the craft of art cloth and art quilt. The stumbling around and the soaring, the way the words and the pictures come together. Poetry on the page and in the piecing of bright scraps together. The inner work and the outer journeys to and from. Practicalities and flights of fancy and fearful grandeur, trivial pursuits and tactile amusements. Expect new postings two or three times a week, unless you hear otherwise.

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    Feb172012

    Pomegranate Quilt

    DateFriday, February 17, 2012 at 08:38AM

    As promised, the strip quilt, thanks to fear-busting activity inspired by Rayna Gillman's new book. See the start at this post on my blog a few days ago.

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    Susie...It is great to see this quilt! I particularly like your use of the central "square" with the unifying image of the pomegranate. You were successful, IMHO...and have created a nice piece. Just read her book and also making my first project using this concept. and it has been a true stretch from comfort for me. Thanks for posting your process, it is not only successful but encourages me to keep exploring the technique in more than one project.
    February 18, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterKristin McNamara Freeman
    Hi Susie,
    Oh how I love your pomegranates! I too have Rayna's book, and have enjoyed what I've had time to read in it. I'm planning to spend more time with it after the Mastery 2010 show in late March. BTW, I hope you'll be there for the opening:
    March 29th, 6-8PM.

    xo
    February 18, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterJudy
    Wonderful quilt. I like how you took Rayna technique and adapted to your own style. I think that is the point of her book.
    February 18, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterSusan
    I got to see this beautiful quilt in person today. The blog posting photo does not do it justice!
    February 19, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterPat S.

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