Wednesday, September 24, 2014
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The Peace Pin Project
Click the peace pin picture to learn how the project began. To see more images of the original pins, which were sent to half a dozen countries and 19 states in the US, scroll down to the INDEX and click on the PEACE PIN PROJECT link.
To get your own peace pin
Send an email to lizackert@gmail.com with your mailing address. A peace pin similar to the ones pictured will be sent to you via snail mail.
KINDRED SPIRITS
Artist websites
Blanco River Monument Project
To learn more about the project go to http://www.blancorivermonument.com/ ... to read more on this blog, click the image.
The Hearts for Charleston Quilt Project
Click on the heart image (above) to see posts about the Hearts for Charleston project on Dee Mallon's blog. To see posts on this blog, click the Hearts for Charleston link in the INDEX.
The Solace Project
Sewing a little peace in the world
INDEX
- A few of my favorite things (13)
- Appetizers (4)
- Applique (9)
- Arkansas (2)
- Art Gallery (12)
- Asemic Writing (10)
- Assemblage (42)
- Austin Skyline (4)
- B-side (44)
- Backstitch (9)
- Bojagi see Pojagi-influenced (1)
- Books (32)
- Boro-style (14)
- Bread (10)
- Breakfast (11)
- By the Bridge Antiques (20)
- Cake (11)
- Chicken (7)
- Chocolate (7)
- Christmas (22)
- Close Your Eyes (10)
- Close Your Eyes Too (7)
- Cloth Weaving (20)
- Collaboration (1)
- Collage (5)
- Cookies (15)
- Craft (20)
- Dessert (7)
- Don Ackert (45)
- Drawing (10)
- Dyeing (70)
- Dyestuff: Agarita (2)
- Dyestuff: Avocado (3)
- Dyestuff: Black Walnut (3)
- Dyestuff: Blanket flower (Galliarda) (4)
- Dyestuff: Bleach (4)
- Dyestuff: Brazilwood (5)
- Dyestuff: Cochineal (12)
- Dyestuff: Indigo (7)
- Dyestuff: Lantana (1)
- Dyestuff: Lichen (17)
- Dyestuff: Lindheimer's Senna (bad results) (1)
- Dyestuff: Madder (6)
- Dyestuff: Mountain pinks (4)
- Dyestuff: Onion skins (9)
- Dyestuff: Pomegranate (2)
- Dyestuff: Prairie Tea (Croton) (10)
- Dyestuff: Rosemary (6)
- Dyestuff: Rust (17)
- Dyestuff: Salvia (10)
- Dyestuff: Tea (5)
- Dyestuff: Thimble flower (Ratibida) (14)
- Eggs (11)
- Fabric flowers (4)
- Firepit (3)
- Furniture (2)
- Fussy stitching (5)
- Garden (76)
- Grandkids (115)
- Granola (5)
- Hearts for Charleston (11)
- Hill Country (17)
- International Day of Peace (1)
- Junkology (15)
- Kachina homage (7)
- Kantha (28)
- Kindred Spirits (9)
- Kitchen Towel Series (17)
- Land of Flood and Drought (21)
- Lettering (33)
- Maps (16)
- Memoir (27)
- Mending (15)
- Metalwork (10)
- Mondegreen (5)
- Moondance (13)
- Music (31)
- Needlework (48)
- New Mexico (23)
- New York Times (4)
- Painting (22)
- Paper (2)
- Pasta (3)
- Patchplay (27)
- Peace Offerings (5)
- Peace Pin Project (24)
- Peace Pin Project Shawl (11)
- Peaches (3)
- Photography (18)
- Pie (2)
- Placket cloth (8)
- Poetry (9)
- Pojagi-influenced (10)
- Politics (1)
- Porch Series (9)
- Pork (4)
- Pottery (5)
- Process (12)
- Quilting (12)
- Rain Chain (3)
- Remember 2016 (370)
- Remember 2017 (1)
- Repurposing (22)
- Retrospective (171)
- Rocks (25)
- Running stitch (3)
- Rust (6)
- Salad (8)
- Sampler (1)
- Seafood (3)
- Sewing (10)
- Shibori (1)
- Soup (4)
- Stitch (61)
- SunMoonStars (6)
- Table Series (9)
- Tea bag (1)
- Tex-Mex (9)
- Texas (8)
- Thanksgiving (4)
- The Land as the Crow Flies (4)
- Thread beads (2)
- Travel (36)
- Trees (6)
- TRIANGULATION (14)
- Vintage cloth (7)
- Weather (62)
- Weaving (13)
- Wildflowers (57)
- Wildlife (42)
- Woodwork (26)
- Year In Review (4)
Blog Archive
- ► 2015 (127)
- ► 2016 (367)
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- Liz A
- It's a long way from Williamsburg, Virginia to the Texas Hill Country, but I've never looked back. Instead, my days are full of stitching, natural dyeing, assemblage art appreciation, grandparenting, cactus whacking, Americana music and Tex-Mex cooking ... not to mention wildflowers and critters. As local bard Robert Earl Keen says, "The road goes on forever & the party never ends."
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