When you are in your creative mood, do you listen to music, watch tv or do you prefer a quiet spot? If it is music, what types do you listen to? If watching tv, what kinds of shows?

I always have TV on in the background..the usuals are HGTV and the cooking channel. I judge the people remodeling and wonder what I would do in their shoes and when listening to the cooking shows I wonder what it would be like to actually cook!!

Je Me Souviens by CLaire Renaut

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Three honeycomb ornaments finished and on the tree

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Reflections of Cape Town art quilt by Cynthia England

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La Dolce Vita art quilt by Kimberly Rado

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Verdant weaving by Susan Iverson

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Searching Through Layers art quilt by Cheryl Rezendez

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Orange peel quilt in progress

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Another Chair at the Table, Detail

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Finished improve quarter circle quilt block

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Skull with mushroom and flowers fiber art by Janis Ledwell-Hunt

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Close up of green and orange bojagi by Maryse Allard

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