Look what came in the mail today! A pack of note cards that feature the unique works of SAQA (Studio Art Quilt Associates) Professional Artist Members. 10 art quilts are in the set, including my Birds of Beebe Woods piece. I feel honored to have my work selected for this collection, which represents the broad range of styles and techniques identified as “art quilts”. Card sales will benefit SAQA and are sold at a very reasonable price on their website here.
Just as a reminder– I sell cards as well and have 2 detailed images from Birds of Beebe Woods (shown below) in my Etsy Shop here.
FYI – Birds of Beebe Woods, as well as many of my original fabric reliefs from the past 30 years will be included in this upcoming exhibit:
July 4 – August 16, 2014 ~ Salley Mavor: Expressions in Stitches: Then and Now Falmouth Museums on the Green, Falmouth, MA. Historical needlework from the museum’s collection will be exhibited alongside the contemporary embroidered artwork of Salley Mavor. Sat, July 19th – “Tea at the Museum” and Artist Talk – 1:00 -3:00 pm.
Cards – Birds of Beebe Woods
SALLEY MAVOR 
Hi Salley,
It was nice to see you again and chat with you at your sister Anne’s talk at Highfield Hall on June 1. My friends and I (who went to your talk at Highfield last Oct) loved Anne’s art! We’re planning another trip to Highfield Hall in July to see the Portals and Passages exhibit (can’t wait to see what you do for that!), and also to see your exhibit at the historical society. I’m thrilled that the Birds of Beebe Woods will be there—it’s my favorite piece of yours!
Congratulations on having the Birds included in this set of notecards! I bought the three cards of yours that Eight Cousins had, including the close-up of the crow. But I wish you had a card of the whole piece like the one in this SAQA set. Maybe someday?
best wishes, Michele
Thanks for reintroducing yourself the other day, Michele. I’m glad to hear that coming to Highfield was worth your while! And, yes, I’m planning to have cards printed with the whole Birds piece. Seeing the SAQA card has prodded me on.