Tag Archives: fibre

Deborah Kruger is Flourishing

Posted on January 5, 2009 by CarolWiebe

I recently viewed the work of Deborah Kruger, who “has invented a unique blend of fiber and encaustic. Although these materials are rarely seen together, Kruger has paired them to create a body of work that is both contemporary and … Continue reading →

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My Studio is Humming!

Posted on November 23, 2008 by CarolWiebe

I am in the midst of writing several articles about paper quilting. Both involve working samples, so my creativity, at this time, needs to be kept under wraps. However, I have a number of clues that may intrigue you: angels, … Continue reading →