Carol Skinner Hammond
 Red/Black Fiber Bowl #1 Machine Stitched, Fabric, Yarns, Ribbon, Beads Diameter 6 inches |
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 Pink Fiber Bowl #2 Handstitched Yarns, Beads, Cheesecloth Diameter 4 inches |
 White Variances/Green Fiber Bowl #3 Handstitched Yarn, Ribbon, Beads, Cheesecloth Diameter 3 inches |
"Red Vase"
Watercolor
5" x 7"
"Standing Tall"
Art Quilt (Fabric) Completed April 2008
Designed and Quilted by Artist
Size 20" x 20 1/2"
"Soaring Over
Hobbs"
Watercolor
This original watercolor (property of the Soaring Society of America)
has been reproduced in high quality
prints and 500 signed and numbered limited edition prints can be
purchased at www.ssa.org.
All proceeds benefit the Soaring Society of America.
"Sam and Diane's
Back Yard"
Watercolor
11" x 15"
"Sunset on the Plains"
Watercolor
7 1/2" x 11"
"Daisies"
Watercolor
5" x 7"
"The Red Chair"
Watercolor
7" x 7"
"Iris in Pottery"
Watercolor
10 1/2" x 12 1/2"
"Desert Landscape"
Watercolor
5" x 7"
"Tulips"
Watercolor
7 1/2" x 9 1/2"
"Hail To The
Heart!"
Fiber Art: Cloth, Yarns, Beads, Stitchery
19" x 19"
"Not For Those Who
Want Art To Look Like Something"
Fiber Art: Burlap, Fabric, Ribbon, Paper, Buttons, Beads
11" x 14"
"Elk in Aspen
Grove"
Watercolor
17" x 23"
"Patio Flowers"
Watercolor
5" x 7"
"The Elegance of
the Rose"
Watercolor
5" x 7"
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ARTIST TRADING CARDS
Artist Trading Cards (ATC) are masterpieces in
miniature that are swapped and collected. They are never bought
or sold, only exchanged for another. The size of the card is 2
1/2" wide by 3 1/2" tall. The base of these cards is
usually cardstock and artists use painting, collage, rubber stamping,
watercolor, transfers, beading, found objects, stitching and even
metalwork on their cards. Anything goes....there are no
limitations as to what goes on the cards. Creating these cards is to
enjoy the process of art without thought of payment or glory. It
is about sharing and giving. There are many ATC websites to view
amazing cards. I gave a program on ATC's to our local art
group and everyone constructed their first one and we then
exchanged with each other. These are my first ATC's.
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For more information
contact
Carol
Skinner Hammond