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by Jacqueline Bryant Campbell
My piece for the Fiber Artists for Hope next exhibit is on its way to the curator. Whew!
This exhibit, titled "American Spring: A Cause for Just...
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by Jacqueline Bryant Campbell
I, Too, Sing America
by Langston Hughes
I, too, sing America.
I am the darker brother.
They send me to eat in the kitchen
when company comes,
bu...
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by Jacqueline Bryant Campbell
After my initial enthusiasm at being asked to create something to honor my grandmother, reality set in. How was I going to capture my Gran in fabr...
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by Jacqueline Bryant Campbell
My grandmother, Marie Norris Brooks -- Gran to her 10 grandbabies-- was a marvelous lady. I think all of us granddaughters wanted to be like her w...
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by Jacqueline Bryant Campbell
There are many, many ways to display small fiber pieces. I like this method because of its simplicity. You will need:
a mat and backboard
pap...
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by Jacqueline Bryant Campbell
I made my first quilt when I was in the 9th grade, if your definition of quilt is very generous. There are no pictures and I had forgotten about i...
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by Jacqueline Bryant Campbell
I dye the fabric for my dolls' "skin" in my basement. I started doing it because I couldn't find many solid browns that weren't too gray, or too y...
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by Jacqueline Bryant Campbell
I am a doll murderer. I have only done it once, and it was for love.
When my daughter was about 9 months old, her Aunt Ercelle gave her a doll....
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by Jacqueline Bryant Campbell
birthday, using an Ohio star at its center. I hadn’t been quilting very long, and this was the first one that I machine quilted rather than simply ...
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by Jacqueline Bryant Campbell
He wanted to be a paratrooper. He was a good soldier, and a tough but respected drill sergeant, but he dreamed of jumping out of planes. He submitt...
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