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Michelle’s Metaphors

Michelle

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Hand Stitching vs Machine Work

I love my sewing machine. For much of our history, fabric work was women’s work and the work of enslaved people, and it was all done by hand until sewing machines were invented. They were officially invented in 1790, and were improved relat...

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Patchwork of Our Lives

I’ve been putting off probably one of the easiest metaphors on the table when it come to quilting because when it comes to interpretation, people can take it as they take it. (The joys of all art forms amirite?) I feel that for the most par...

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If I can make it, I can remake it

A handmade patch hand sewn on to my handmade quilt. Complete and loved. I’m very much the type of person that enjoys fixing things if they can be fixed, or repurposing if the situation calls for it. Sewing and quilting culture is very much...

21 days ago
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Painting: Endless Complexity of Being

Mixed media on printed fabric, acrylic, found snake skin, beads, embroidery, ink on paper. I got this fabric from an estate sale, and the only thing on it was this line of cowboys, the selvedge label just saying “exclusive design no 2966”,...

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Fear and Control in Texas

I work for a “family owned” HVAC company in Texas, and they go through great lengths to control us through fear in all aspects. This disgusts me but I’m gonna break it down so we can see how this microcosm is just like everything else in to...

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