My second series of rosettes. I started with 1 yard of silk: this beautiful off-white gingham. The bolt was a bit wider, so I made 14 rosettes. This is a lovely mix of petershams too, many shades of green, from avocado to celadon. Everything is up on my site now for those interested.
September 15, 2026 at 5:21 PM
My second series of rosettes. I started with 1 yard of silk: this beautiful off-white gingham. The bolt was a bit wider, so I made 14 rosettes. This is a lovely mix of petershams too, many shades of green, from avocado to celadon. Everything is up on my site now for those interested.
10 months ago, I immersed myself in the fascinating history of prize ribbons & found myself particularly drawn to one type. I had trouble finding a detailed guide online. So, I decided not only to learn how to create them but also to put together a great tutorial! What do you think?
10 months ago, I immersed myself in the fascinating history of prize ribbons & found myself particularly drawn to one type. I had trouble finding a detailed guide online. So, I decided not only to learn how to create them but also to put together a great tutorial! What do you think?
Mail art is on my list of tiny art practices for this year; low stakes, low pressure, and everyone loves snail mail!! (Okay, I do.) Friends, if I have your address… fair warning. (Tiny = healing, brain-escaping, community-building. Here’s hoping!)
Mail art is on my list of tiny art practices for this year; low stakes, low pressure, and everyone loves snail mail!! (Okay, I do.) Friends, if I have your address… fair warning. (Tiny = healing, brain-escaping, community-building. Here’s hoping!)
I made myself a slot-together plywood Christmas tree in mid-December… and somehow finished it in time. She’s joyful, painted, slightly chaotic, and living with exactly one chunky light strand. If you want to see the whole process (including my 1940s inspiration), it’s up now.
I made myself a slot-together plywood Christmas tree in mid-December… and somehow finished it in time. She’s joyful, painted, slightly chaotic, and living with exactly one chunky light strand. If you want to see the whole process (including my 1940s inspiration), it’s up now.
Simple work often has a quiet confidence that takes time to build. We’re allowed to have a lighter season, or a series that feels less grand. Right? Right! The work doesn’t have to prove anything… it just has to exist. These paper quilt collages are trying to teach me that! corriebethmakes.com/shop
November 8, 2025 at 4:07 PM
Simple work often has a quiet confidence that takes time to build. We’re allowed to have a lighter season, or a series that feels less grand. Right? Right! The work doesn’t have to prove anything… it just has to exist. These paper quilt collages are trying to teach me that! corriebethmakes.com/shop
Old quilts, new color combos, and the rewarding nature of making something from scraps. A little studio update on what’s keeping my hands (and mind) busy.
Old quilts, new color combos, and the rewarding nature of making something from scraps. A little studio update on what’s keeping my hands (and mind) busy.
What I love about papier-mâché is that I can sit down and work on it in my small studio at my apartment. No toxic ingredients, no fancy tools, and nothing expensive, just raid my recycling bin and I'm good to go! (Okay, paint and glue too!)
September 30, 2025 at 10:01 PM
What I love about papier-mâché is that I can sit down and work on it in my small studio at my apartment. No toxic ingredients, no fancy tools, and nothing expensive, just raid my recycling bin and I'm good to go! (Okay, paint and glue too!)
What’s the weirdest art supply you’ve fallen in love with?https://open.substack.com/pub/corriebethmakes/p/whats-the-coolest-art-material-youve?r=1b5boy&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true
What’s the weirdest art supply you’ve fallen in love with?https://open.substack.com/pub/corriebethmakes/p/whats-the-coolest-art-material-youve?r=1b5boy&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true