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I decided to point out how utterly silly this position on the part of the publishers were by creating my own nude quilt. Unfortunately I am not an artist like Annabel so with apologies to Da Vinci and Vetruvius, here is my quilt made in solidarity.
Saturday, 16 March 2013
Protest Nude Quilt
I decided to point out how utterly silly this position on the part of the publishers were by creating my own nude quilt. Unfortunately I am not an artist like Annabel so with apologies to Da Vinci and Vetruvius, here is my quilt made in solidarity.
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Well, Sally, I think that's pretty amazing. The quilt looks fabulous and thank you so much for your wonderful support. I'm really touched.
ReplyDeleteWonderful quilt Sally, how big is it?
ReplyDeleteHer work is incredible - I cannot believe that anyone finds anything offensive. Sad state of affairs when you can access a thousand times worse on the internet but can't look at a fabric rendition of a tasteful nude. I despair!
ReplyDeleteYour work is pretty stunning too - I'm labouring over sewing some feathers onto a bird, how on earth you managed to achieve that in thread and material beats me!
It's about 36-38" square so too small to enter the FOQ. It is going round the Grosvenor shows with the rest of my work.
ReplyDeleteMarvelous, I shall look forward to seeing it at Malvern.
ReplyDeleteFabulous quilt! How can anyone find anything offensive about Annabel's nudes though? :-o
ReplyDeleteSally this is great, I think you've done a fabulous job and I'm suprised to hear this about Annabel's nudes, I always think they're so clever and tasteful, I really can't see how there could be a problem with them??
ReplyDeleteLove this Sally and bravo your quilting is fantastic. And I love Annebeal's lwork.
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