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i’ve had the pleasure to meet madison artist, kay myers and as soon as she began telling me about her exhibit at the artisan gallery in paoli, wisconsin…i knew it would be INCREDIBLE!
kay has sewn, most by hand, all of these gorgeous papers into an absolute wonderland! looking at the details, i am constantly amazed!
i just cannot believe each and every piece is made of paper!
it all makes me want to sit out on the back patio with a mint jullip and my needle and thread…an inspiration to add a few new materials into my paintings!
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6 comments on “a paper wonderland from kay myers”
Incipient Wings
how incredible!
i love this.
Carol
Very impressive, thanks for sharing this!
Sooz Weissberg
Wondrous and wonderful !! Patient careful hands… !
Isabel
Amazing!!!! beautiful:O)Such detail.
Julie
Wow, those are really amazing! Too be able to see the “full” picture when you are starting out with just ONE piece of paper is unbelieveable! So awesome 🙂
Steph
Wow! That's pretty wild – and beautiful!