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Sonya Lee Barrington
837 47th Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94121
(415) 221-6510
sonya sonyaleebarrington.com
www.sonyaleebarrington.com
I create table linens, small framed appliqués and quilts of many sizes using hand-dyed cottons.
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Sherry A. Byrd
608 Pine Street
Teague, TX 75860-0570
(254) 739-0961
sbbyrdsnest.us
hunter-titus.com
My Artwork consists of African-American style improvisational folk art quilts. These works are not for the faint of heart because they have high decibel hues, electric, bold colors and the unexpected or syncopated results of improvisation. The visual impact they make upon the naked eye is equal to the impact that Jazz musicians make on the ear.
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Jean Williams Cacicedo
LCDdesignsaol.com
For me, cloth has the ability to transform ideas and the power to seduce the
eye and the hand, whether on the body or off the body.
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Lauren Camp
25 Theresa Lane
Santa Fe, NM 87507
(505) 474-7943
laurenlaurencamp.com
www.laurencamp.com
Large-scale portraiture, small abstract framed works. I create images in fabric and thread, dye and paint. Cloth is an unexpected medium from which to pull forth faces and study people, and this challenge appeals to me.
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Judith Content
827 Matadero Avenue
Palo Alto, CA 94306
judithcontentearthlink.net
Quilted wall pieces comprised of arashi shibori dyed silk, inspired by the marshes of Northern California.
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Deborah Corsini
620 Loma Vista Terrace
Pacifica, CA 94044
(650) 359-3014
zcorsinipacbell.net
Vivid color, contrast, line and bold graphic design are elements that intrigue me. In my current work I employ the Navajo wedge weave technique to create tapestries with dynamic movement. The design process happens spontaneously in the weaving and gives a sense of freedom to the image.
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Agelina Deantonis — Ocelot Clothing
1558 7th Street
Oakland, CA 94607
(510) 824-5762
angelinaocelotclothing.com
www.ocelotclothing.com
Natural dyes and the Itajime dye process create bold patterns are the focus of Ocelot Clothing. Elegant and timeless, the clothing is born of a union of inspiration from ethnic textiles and contemporary clothing.
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Linda Gass
P.O. Box 1406
Los Altos, CA 94023-1406
(650) 948-1752
lindalindagass.com
www.lindagass.com
Wall hangings, art quilts, and wearable art using hand-painted silk, weaving, embellishments and photo transfer. Also Land Art using fabric in the environment.
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Mavis Leahy
11816 Shoshone Ave.
Granada Hills, CA 91344
(818) 366-8637
turkeyred1aol.com
www.turkeyred.com
Textile collages using antique and vintage materials.
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Kathy McNeil
6813 Totem Beach Rd.
Marysville, WA 98271-9714
(360) 659-4002
Walrusdesignsaol.com
www.kathymcneilquilts.com
Quilts have been the medium for many centuries and in many cultures for women to express their own artistic vision, to give their life color, to make political or social statements, and to preserve family stories. My work is energized and inspired by this rich tradition.
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Caryne Finlay Mount
P.O. Box 3103
Livermore, CA 94551-3103
(650) 430-2311 (business)
carynekimonodesign.com
www.kimonodesign.com
Textile Artist and Couture Artwear. One of a kind coats made of kimono and obi fabrics from Japan adorned with unique beads and buttons.
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Marion Norberg
(415) 550-1170
gutworksbatnet.com
I weave and sculpt with hog and sheep sausage casings that have been dyed as I love color and the way the light shines through the casings.
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Sheila O’Hara
14383 Spruce Grove Road
Lower Lake, CA 95457-9726
(707) 994-0790
oharaweavinghitechnetworks.net
www.hitechnetworks.net/oharaweaving
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Bob Richardson
980 Ignacio Blvd., Apt. 15
Novato, CA 94949
(415) 786-7081
bobrbobsgear.com
www.handweaving.us
I work in a variety of fibers, cotton wool, linen, and silk to create garments, cloth, rugs and hangings with a handmade elegance. Occasional Irish, Greek, and other influences are evident.
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Michael F. Rohde
P.O. Box 4861
Westlake Village, CA 91359
(805) 496-5062
infomichaelrohde.com
www.michaelrohde.com
I am a fiber artist, creating hand woven tapestries and wall rugs, based on relationships between geometry and color, with references to some real objects.
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Kathy Rousso
603 Hichborn Street
Vallejo, CA 94590
(707) 644-4435
(907) 225-7573
kroussoprodigy.net
Hand constructed contemporary baskets, that like a shell on the beach, are all that is left of events and environments that have effected me.
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Carol Lee Shanks
3106 Wheeler Street
Berkeley, CA 94705-1829
(510) 548-5979
elshanksearthlink.net
Unstructured, ethereal layers of textured cloth are distinctive qualities
of this designers hand made clothing.
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Barbara Shapiro
510 Darrell Road
Hillsborough, CA 94010
(650) 348-7851
boneweavraol.com
Involved in textiles and design from an early age, I began weaving in 1975 in New York City. Combining my rich knowledge of historical and ethnic textiles with wide technical experience in weaving and surface design, my work reflects my travels and studies as well as work in theatre costume design. After being involved in the San Francisco “Art to Wear” movement in the ’70s and ’80s, I shifted my focus to non-functional textile art. My wall pieces speak of historic textiles of many cultures, burnished with the patina of time imbued with a very personal sense of beauty and mystery.
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Judy Wheeler
5860 Riddio Street
Citrus Heights, CA 95610
(916) 966-6130
I design and sew garments using my original silk fabrics which have been dyed,
painted, and embellished using batik, stamping, beading and stitching techniques.
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