Would you wear a bra like this? For those truely brave of heart.

Most quilters are a good lot. They laugh, have fun and have a healthy sense of humor. If you doubt this read a few comments on FB, they have  a lot of  funny things to say.

I attended a quilt show where there was a display that was the cutest and most imaginative one I can think of. These  were on display  courtesyf Greenbaum’s Quilted Forest , a huge quilt shop {and they  have web site}.

They made these little babies  themselves, you have to admire the creativity and imagination that went into these.

Thess may inspire comments, but they are all in the spirit of fun.

This is a must for the stylish mermaid. Be a fashion setter not follower!For the stylish mermaid.

Make a big  fashion splash,you’re sure to get noticed in this little number.  This  pink feather little number will attract flamingos from everywhere, so be forewarned, alert the zoo.

    The girls love daisies. How many it take to make a bouquet can vary.

   What more can I say,I am in fact speechless. This picture speaks for itself.

 Th is for very posh occasions, grand balls, meeting the queen, the opera. It just tops any other bra you could buy, even at Victoria’s Secret [if you would ever do such a thing].

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Barbara Harms Fiber Art & MoreBarbara Harms Fiber Art

About Myself & My Approach I come from a family filled with many artists.s always played a role in my life, in one form or another. By my teens, I had narrowed my focus to painting.I decided I was going to become a serious painter. I joined the Las Vegas Artist's Guild, at 15, the youngest member at that time. I was totally out of my league, a kid among so many serious adult artists. But to be there, exposed to art in that way was quite an experience. I was enraptured, soaking up. I tried to go unnoticed, just a fly on the wall, mute, a big ole smile plastered on my face. soaking it all up. I tryed to go unnoticed; a mute teenager, eyes wide opened and a huge smile plastered across my face. I’m pretty I was noticed, a mute kid with an enraptured look on my face. I've continued to paint throughout my life. On occasion I've sold my work, but I had more important priorities, one being raising my wonderful children. My circumstances have changed, the kids grown, I had more time and Art was like theorpy for me. I was introduced to the world of quilting & fell in love. I did miss the creative freedom painting afforded. Then I discovered mixed media fiber art, I was home. MY APPROACH TO ART It's the creative process that holds the greatest attraction for me. Starting with a tiny seed of an idea; vague and blurred around the edges, I follow where that leads. My approach is an instinctual one. Generally, I do little pre-planning. themselves, my appproacj response js an instinctual one. This approach can lead to quite a few changes in the direction the quilt takes. The outcome can come as a surprise. I love that element of surprise! Sometimes everything just comes together & I think this is one of my better ones. I can’t wait to show someone. I feel like a six year old, running home from school, a drawing in hand, excited to show Mom. At those times. I'm smiling like the Cheshire cat. I’ve had work published in several magazines., which is gratifingvl. But the most gratifying thing is having clients be really happy with their purchased quilt. Word press Etsy shop-sales Https://barbaraharms.com Contact: inquiry Personal Links kool

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