Orna Willis just created a silk gauze design and sent it off to Rome where it will be part of an exhibit of miniature artwork. Congratulations! I think this is an important step in making folks aware that needle art is ART.
http://ornadesign.blogspot.com/2018/02/really-fun-news.html
Orna also created the frame for this beauty. In this blog entry she talks about how she did it. It's very clever and something that all of us could do for a special piece, no matter the size.
http://ornadesign.blogspot.com/2018/02/how-did-i-do-that.html
Apparently the exhibit ends March 18. It is at Temple University in Rome in the Temple Rome Gallery.
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