Jane LaFazio, a full-time artist since 1998, truly believes she is living the life she was meant to live! In that time, she has cultivated a wide range of skills as a painter, mixed media, quilt artist and art teacher. She’s known for her fun-loving, creative teaching style, and providing a relaxed supportive environment in the classroom. She teaches workshops online and at art retreats internationally. Jane’s artwork has been featured in Cloth, Paper, Scissors and Quilting Arts magazines many times, and in Danny Gregory’s An Illustrated Life, and in numerous books.Jane has made 7 appearances on Quilting Arts TV, in season 300 and 800.
Her instructional DVDs “From Art Journaling to Art” and “The Small Art Quilt” is available on Amazon.
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21 comments:
Really pedagogic blogpost. Thank you. Love The drawings mixer with photöos.
Thanks, Alisa, I love Jane's work! I, also, do a lot of hand-stitching, but this compact little diagram will remind be to add new types of stitches--I'm putting it on my favorites. Hope you are getting enough sleep--your baby is beautiful.
Would you look at the journal page - love the mix of media!!! Love it!!! Really beautiful... hope you have a fun weekend!!!
jane's hand-stitched page is completely wonderful, & full of texture! her companion drawings are very nice, as well.
Jane's posting makes me want to break out a needle and stitch.
Fun tutorial! I love the idea of using these stitches for journal pages.
This inspires me to do some embroidery cause it looks like fun! Patsy from
HeARTworks
So nice to meet you! Jane is just adorable and I love her work. It is so amazing and would be such a fun addition to journaling.
Thank you! My sewing machine hates me, so I tend to skip over most sew-y type things, but your pages are very detailed yet have easy-to-follow instructions. I have a whole bunch of felt "leaves" that I just made and hate, so I think they may become my test subjects :)
This is great, SO helpful! Where do you get the variegated floss. Are you dyeing it yourself?
Jane's stitch sketch book is inspiring, makes me want to go do some fabric work myself.
I'm amazed at all you get done... the crafts, the great blog, all of the wonderful creative ideas that you share with us. Just want to let you know that we your readers, are so lucky to have you! Thank you so much!
I love the photo of you, baby and husband. What a wonderful couple and now family!
I wish much peace and blessings to you all!
Denni
Learned something new
I learned these stitches from my Hungarian mother...thanks for inspiring me to pick up an embroidery needle again!
im in love with your blog!
great stitches, i am definately going to practise them! very useful having them all in same place. :)
How incredibly beautiful these instructions are! As you can see here: http://moonlacephoto.blogspot.com/2011/09/photo-stitching-project.html
I have started stitching recently. It's mostly a skill that I try to remember from when I was in middle school (too long ago). I am now inspired to add a few more stitches to my projects. Thank you!!
I am great fan of your blog.Every time i come here i see something very new.Thanks for sharing the information.
Eeps! Cute embroidery instructions!
I even told my friends to take a look at your blog and in fact your blog is already bookmarked on my computer.
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