2 from Rebecca Guyver

[Nancy Bell Scott]

They speak for themselves. Rebecca is multi-faceted, as seen in these two very different and appealing pieces, both from this past winter: 

and the other side: 

Plus one of Rebecca's fused plastic and bits of trash stitched pieces (it really is a quilt and a fine one!): 

Wonderful. *Thank you* Rebecca --

[Rebecca Guyver]

I scan things but then I can never remember when I scanned them, what I called them or where I filed them so I forget about them.  That's my way of saying THANK YOU for blogging so I can remember.  It's always surprising to see something I've sent.  I am back-logged with blogging like the rest of you and people (from beyond the MA world) keep reminding me of promises I've made to do things - I'm meant to be making a display for a book signing right now!  My iron is plugged in but hasn't been switched on since I returned from Maine. I feel its electrical field pulling me.  My son told my husband that he finds himself collecting Exeter plastic for me and they have just run a series on hoarding, which worries me. Blah, blah, blah.  The point is, thanks so much Nancy and DVS, your enthusiasm means a lot.

[Nancy Bell Scott]

Love the trashquilts, glad I could get it blogged before 2027.

[De Villo Sloan]

Another trashquilt! Gleat bwog!