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We showed, we shared, we qvelled – 2017 edition

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A millinery journey started at a Guild meeting
Taking down the Barbies
Arlette’s quilt for great-grandchild, reverse
Paddington Bear Purim costume
Wearing commissioned engagement bracelets of fibres from family garments
Engagement bracelets
Sculpture in response to the holdings of the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
Life lessons, with rainbow. (Held up by Bruria)
Exhibition piece inspired by Jack Bush and and the book of Proverbs
Quilled Hamsa
Quilt for great-grandchild – front
Jewellery – punk and not
Garden sculptures
Refashioned hat
The world around us, inspired by Omer books

On June 21, 2017 we celebrated the work of our hands with the 2017 edition of Show, Share, and Quell. Have a creative summer, everyone.

 

Show, Share, and Qvell!

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Anna Vandelman writes:
Reesa IMG_5840WHAT A SPECIAL EVENING!
Every year Pomegranate Guild members can hardly wait to see what other members have been working on over the past year.
WE WERE NOT DISAPPOINTED.
President Bruria Cooperman opened the meeting with a “d’var” – a few remarks about engaging in the pleasure and discovery of making. Then, with our theme for the past year “Something from Nothing” (In essence take “nothing” – actually anything from your stash – and create “something”.) the following members presented their somethings and the stories that went along with them. It gave us a rich picture of artistic approaches that our members take to their work. Treat yourself to this unusual eye candy.
Karen Sanders Judy Dan’s (z’l)  physical interpretation of the book Something from Nothing”.
Gwen Orriell Knitted precious clothes for her new Grandson Elan.
Janet Page Wedding ring bearer pillow
Rikki Blitt Stitching on leaves.
Sue Goldenberg Challah cover with Ten Commandments
Paula Miller Vase with Paverpol flowers
Reesa Wasser Multicoloured, textured, and burnt fabric pieces
Pam Chasen Wedding purses and several book marks
Barbara Goldstein Wall hanging made from “nothing” such as rusted metal, fabric scraps, etc.
Mitzi Zohar Embroidered heirloom wedding chuppah using ancestor’s wedding veil
Helen Tucker All occasion cards created from old and new fabric
Rosa Levitt Fabric abstract collages

Show share and quell – eye candy!

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Anna Vandelman reports: On June 17th members of the Pomegranate Guild of Judaic Textiles, Toronto came together for the culmination of the year, our closing meeting featuring the work of our hands. What a treat for all who attended! Here is some eye candy for you.

Select any picture to start a slide show and see artists and titles, or refresh your page to rearrange the images.

The Pomegranate Guild of Judaic Textiles, Toronto wishes everyone a productive summer of stitching, knitting, felting, beading, embroidering, quilting, weaving…..

Threadworks in Bruce County – take a drive in the country

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A message from Sheila McCoy at the Ontario Needleworkers’ Network:

Hello everyone –
Bruce County Museum has created this lovely poster for Threadworks 2014.(http://www.brucemuseum.ca/whats-happening/exhibits-and-galleries)
If you are in the area – out for a drive – perhaps you could drop in to see the Show.2014 Threadworks poster (2)

 

 

Guild Members’ work on view at the ROM

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Arlette and JuanaJuana Sleizer and Arlette Shulman have work on view at the ROM for the museum’s centennial year. The opening ceremony and party were on March 19th, and members can continue to see the work when visiting the ROM until March 29, 2015. The exhibit is located in the Canada Court Level 1.

 

Oracle boneJuana’s work, Oracle Bone is a small format tapestry reproducing an ancient artifact. Arlette’s work is an interpretation of an arrowhead, reputed to be the oldest in the ROM collection.arrowhead

For more information, as well as great pictures and stories about all of the 78 submissions, see ROM100. Click each picture to reveal the artist and artist’s statement.

Congratulations Juana and Arlette on your participation in this exciting, celebratory exhibit!