Comments on: Review: “The Art of Fabric Books”

By: vickyth

vickyth — Tue, 04 Apr 2006 00:22:01 +0000

Hi Laura,
You've searched for the Sussman book? (couldn't make out which you meant) Whereabouts are you? It shouldn't take a bookstore long to get in – it's readily available. I certainly hope you find it!

Belay that – I just read your post on the Flickr group and now see what you're talking about!

By: Laura Lea

Laura Lea — Tue, 04 Apr 2006 00:15:59 +0000

Hi, Great review! I had this sitting by my bedside for weeks. I am going to post on the Flicker Fabric Art Journals that I saw this on Arlee’s blog… Sorry Vickyth I didn’t give you credit for your review, I’ll go and change that, simply put I just didn’t scroll down past the Pam Sussman book, I stopped reading. I have searched for this book in frustration and couldn’t find it! I don’t buy online so….Everyone is raving about this book Fabric Art Journals… I may have to order from the bookstore!

By: arlee

arlee — Fri, 31 Mar 2006 02:37:27 +0000

Okay, was waiting to see if that one was any good—now i’m out to get it too! And the Altered Images book! Groan, another addiction, though one can never have too many books :}

By: sarai

sarai — Thu, 30 Mar 2006 23:29:56 +0000

Hmm. Re: bandwagons, I think that sometimes they just look like a lot of fun, and other times they look plain silly. I tend to turn up my nose at them until I see all my friends having so much fun, and then I get scared I’m going to miss out, and wouldn’t it be fun to be cool like my friends, riding around town on the wagon…

And then I realize: bandwagons, man, they don’t have shock absorbers. They just bump along the road at breakneck speed.

Eventually I get (fall) off and walk along in the dust by the side of the road. Until I get tired and a cooler-looking wagon rumbles by, that is!