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573 - Happy to be Me!
Beth Whitley
Austin, TX USA
Width: 8.25" Length: 10.875"
Designer:Image copyrighted by Zon International Publishing. Used with written permission.
Materials/Techniques: Photo transfer.
Artist's Statement: Prairie Rose Henderson was a skilled rodeo competitor in the early 20th century. She was one of the first cowgirl fashion trendsetters and created her own flamboyant costumes from buckskin, feathers and sequins. I wish all women felt this free to express their true selves. This is a reminder to be who you are, no matter what others may think.
Beth Whitley
Dedication: For all the women who have forgotten who they are.
This quilt is displayed with a traditional sleeve.
This quilt earned $45.00 for Alzheimer's research.
Austin, TX USA
Width: 8.25" Length: 10.875"
Designer:Image copyrighted by Zon International Publishing. Used with written permission.
Materials/Techniques: Photo transfer.
Artist's Statement: Prairie Rose Henderson was a skilled rodeo competitor in the early 20th century. She was one of the first cowgirl fashion trendsetters and created her own flamboyant costumes from buckskin, feathers and sequins. I wish all women felt this free to express their true selves. This is a reminder to be who you are, no matter what others may think.
Beth Whitley
Dedication: For all the women who have forgotten who they are.
This quilt is displayed with a traditional sleeve.
This quilt earned $45.00 for Alzheimer's research.