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I have become more and more interested in the scraps that are left behind after I finish a quilted project. I had a major breakthrough in 2024 when I began to separate my scraps into color bins - suddenly the fabric scraps began to look to me like paint - I could use them in ways that felt more like abstract painting. As I have played more and more in this new technique, I have challenged myself - "Can I travel from this color to that color, using only the pieces of scraps that I have on hand?" They also can be installed straight or crinkled.

From Liberty Worth

  1. Worried, but wanting to do something by Liberty Worth, Image 6.

    Worried, but wanting to do something

    textile waste and scraps

    40 x 40 in

  2. Convergence by Liberty Worth, Image 6.

    Convergence

    textile waste and scraps

    11 x 12 in

  3. Elemental by Liberty Worth, Image 7.

    Elemental

    textile waste and scraps

    54 x 41 in

  4. Final Cut by Liberty Worth, Image 2.

    Final Cut

    textile waste and scraps

    20 x 19 in

  5. Spectrum by Liberty Worth, Image 1.

    Spectrum

    textile waste and scraps

    5 x 192 in

  6. Lily Pad by Liberty Worth, Image 1.

    Lily Pad

    textile waste and scraps

    12 x 11 in

  7. Sundown by Liberty Worth, Image 1.

    Sundown

    textile waste and scraps

    9 x 8 in

  8. Hereafter by Liberty Worth, Image 2.

    Hereafter

    textile waste and scraps

    20 x 20 in