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A Sketch in Time by Beaney & Littlejohn Book 12
Sketchbooks are an essential tool for most textile artists and they are as varied as the individuals who use them. Walk this path as Beaney and Littlejohn share their thoughts and suggestions. The best thing about this book is the disclaimer made on the first page. They say this: "There is no right or wrong way to use a sketchbook and the most useful are those that are an honest reflection of the thoughts, observations and ideas of the maker." How can you go wrong embarking on the sketch process with that freedom? Beaney and Littlejohn share copious photos of their inspirational sketchbooks with information on the processes involved.
Price: $22.99
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A Tale of Two Stitches by Beaney & Littlejohn Book 11
A Tale of Two Stitches is a great look at the use of two stitches which are favorites of Beaney and Littlejohn. First is Sorbello stitch and second is Lock stitch. Extending the boundaries of using one stitch per work can be of great value to artists. Beaney and Littlejohn do not use this technique to constrain creativity but to apply lateral thinking and encourage new ways of looking at hand stitching. Each stitch is explained in detail with excellent directions and drawings. As in all of the books in this series, there are gorgeous photographs of completed works by both authors.
Price: $22.99
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Aaron Fink- Untitled (red and yellow pepper)
This set of two prints by Aaron Fink are part of a numbered edition of 30 prints. The red and yellow peppers are from a 4 color etching printed by James Stroud of Center Street Studio in Boston. Each print in this set has an image size of 24" x 30" and is suitable for framing. Prints are signed and dated and bear a shell chop mark in the lower left corner of the margin. These 1983 prints, published by Harrison Editions of Sedona, are sold as a set only. Aaron Fink was born in 1955 in Boston, Massachusetts. His work is exhibited internationally and he is the recipient of multiple awards. He received his MFA from Yale University School or Art & Architecture.
Price: $3,000.00
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Bert Yarborough Set of 2 Prints
Bert Yarborough's etching and aquatint work is depicted in this set of two untitled prints. The series is a numbered edition of 30 prints published by Harrison Editions of Sedona, Arizona and printed by James Stroud of Center Street Studio in Boston. Bert Yarborough (www.bertyarborough.com) completed his MFA at University of Iowa and exhibits his work in many galleries across the United States. This series contains two prints with image size of approximately 20 inches by 16 inches. The white Arches Cover paper size is 28 inches by 23 inches. The edition includes 30 numbered prints, 5 artist's proofs, 3 studio proofs and 1 Bon a Tirer. There is a blind stamp of a seashell in the lower left corner of the margin on each piece.
Price: $900.00
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Bonding and Beyond by Beaney and Littlejohn Book 3
Bonding in terms of fabric may be briefly described as the application of one material to another by means of a fabric glue. That simple statement starts the reader on a wonderful journey. This soft cover book is the third in the series by Beaney and Littlejohn. Chapters include bonding with Bondaweb, using scraps of fabrics, layering, beading and much more. The photographs are detailed and helpful as each technique is reviewed. As in each book in the series, Beaney and Littlejohn provide a list of suppliers and additional reading sources.
Price: $22.99
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Colour Explorations by Beaney & Littlejohn Book 15
The two colors selected for review in this book are yellow and purple, complementary colors. Color influences our mood and can alter our perception of the world. The authors of Colour Explorations start with a look at yellow. From leaves in the fall to rust to banana and lemons, nature shares yellow with us in many shades. Purple comes to us in our gardens, in our pantries and at the seashore. The use of each color individually as well as combined with each other is documented in photographs and drawings.
Price: $22.99
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Connections by Beaney and Littlejohn Book 14
Connections takes a look at links, joins and networks in textiles. Chapters include lacing, decorative seams, knots, knitting and more. Beaney and Littlejohn share their extensive knowledge of stitching in this look at connections. Particularly interesting in this book is a section on organic forms. The first look is a drawing of cells within the human body. The next view is the same look translated into knitting. Then the discussion expands to show the forms knitted in cotton, knitted in wire, and then further embellished with machine sewing.
Price: $22.99
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Constructions by Beaney & Littlejohn Book 24
The theme for Book 24 is construction - from cathedrals and skyscrapers to bridges, piers, fences and stairs. Follow the path as these two authors incorporate these images into their sketches and completed art. The reader will enjoy the use of photographs of buildings as the starting place for this study. Sometimes there is not time to make a sketch - this is the time when a photograph will help remember the experience. From the photograph, Beaney and Littlejohn explain the process of creating a photo-montage and developing a larger design that incorporates many patterns.
Price: $22.99
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Conversations with Constance by Beaney and Littlejohn Book 6
Few people in the field of the visual arts could be unaware of Constance Howard's deserved reputation as the foremost pioneer of creative embroidery in Great Britain in the twentieth century. You will understand Beaney and Littlejohn's great admiration of Constance after reading this book. This lovely book walks the reader through the life of Constance Howard as she grew to learn and love the art of embroidery. From her trademark green hair to her fascinating use of stitches, Constance Howard's life will intrigue you as you follow her growth as an artist.
Price: $22.99
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Embellish & Enrich by Beaney & Littlejohn Book 20
The word embellish originates from a French word meaning to make beautiful. This book does the word justice as it delves into various methods top embellish and enrich. Beaney and Littlejohn begin with using the machine to embellish. If you are not familiar with an embellishing machine- different from a sewing machine as it has no thread- you will love this method of enriching your surfaces. Moving on in the book are discussions and photographs explaining distressing, stitches in dimensional format, gilding, beading, creating holes and layers. Sketchbook drawings are incorporated with the usual photographs, making the explanations easy to follow.
Price: $22.99
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Fragile Fabrics by Beaney and Littlejohn Book 23
Fragile fabrics takes a look at sheer fabrics, chiffon, tulle, silk and organdy. In addition, the use of fine threads, small stitches, soluble backing and distortion of work surfaces contributes to fragile fabrics. The delicate fabrics, open, lacy, and fragile, that have been created using the techniques in this book are incredible. From start to finish, you will read how to create this look through many methods. Beaney and Littlejohn use the machine embellisher, hand stitching, soluble fabrics, beads, netting, sheers, and other methods.
Price: $22.99
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Grids to Stitch by Beaney & Littlejohn Book 17
Grids is an invitation to look around us to find patterns in our every day world, from the supermarket to fences, cages, gardens and baskets. This is the jumping place for creating textures and designs with threads and fabrics. Once again, in this series, the photographs of work by the authors is inspiring and stimulating. From grids in soluble fabric to grids in darning stitch, this book will encourage the reader to pick up needle and thread.
Price: $22.99
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In Action by Jan Beaney & Jean Littlejohn
In this amazing DVD, Beaney and Littlejohn share their thoughts and experiences in creating sketches and then beautiful textiles. A variety of techniques are demonstrated including fabric paints, dyes, embellishment, knitting, foiling, soluble films, hand and machine stitching. This DVD is useful both for beginners who want to be learn and for professionals who want to enjoy watching the process and become inspired. 123 minutes running time.
Price: $34.95
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James Hansen Untitled Print #1
This print is from James Hansen's etchings with hand coloring in watercolor. The numbered edition of 30 were printed by James Stroud of Center Street Studio in Boston and published by Harrison Editions, Sedona, Arizona. Each print in this series of four has an approximate image size of 25 inches by 20 inches. The white Arches Cover paper is 33 by 26 inches. The edition includes 1 Bon a Tirer, 5 artist proofs, 3 studio proofs and 30 numbered prints. The printers chop is a seashell in the lower left corner of the margin. James Hansen is an American contemporary visual artist born in New Haven, Connecticut. He died in 1997 and is best known for his abstract forms and bold use of color. His work has been exhibited across the United States. He was the recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts grant, as well as a fellowship from the Massachusetts Council on the Arts and Humanities.
Price: $1,500.00
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James Hansen Untitled Print #2
This print is from James Hansen's etchings with hand coloring in watercolor. The numbered edition of 30 were printed by James Stroud, Center Street Studio in Boston and published by Harrison Editions, Sedona, Arizona. Each print in this series of four has an approximate image size of 25 inches by 20 inches. The white Arches Cover paper is 33 by 26 inches. The edition includes 1 Bon a Tirer, 5 artist proofs, 3 studio proofs and 30 numbered prints. The printers chop is a seashell in the lower left corner of the margin. James Hansen is an American contemporary visual artist born in New Haven, Connecticut. He died in 1997 and is best known for his abstract forms and bold use of color. His work has been exhibited across the United States. He was the recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts grant, as well as a fellowship from the Massachusetts Council on the Arts and Humanities.
Price: $1,500.00
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