Hello Judy, do you know, the more I look at your beautiful work, the more inspired with hope and confidence I begin to feel! and I thank you for that, truly. I live in the north of England and I don't know how I could ever see and touch your quilts or meet you in person, but I would be so glad to order your book. Also I wonder if there is any way that you would teach online? I have to admit, I am pretty cave woman with computers but this feels so very important to me. Hope to hear from you somehow...... with love and best wishes and deep admiration, Audrey Reiss
Hello Audrey, please write me an email so that I can invoice you through Paypal. My email address is judithemartin@gmail.com. thanks for all that you have said here xo
Bwecause I have no way of responding to you other than this blog comment. take care and I hope to hear from you soon...write me an direct email and I will then have your email address and we can go from there. Thanks x
Hello Judy, I have serendipitously come across your amazing work and it’s stopped me in my tracks and I don’t know why. I’m filled with wonder. I also live in the north of England, the Yorkshire Dales to be precise.I’m 71 and discovered the magic of stitching 10 years ago and the magic grows. I would love to read your book “Not To Know But To Go On” because I can apply those words to my life at the moment.
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biography
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Judith E Martin is supported by the Ontario Arts Council
Current and Future Exhibitions
The SKY: Judy Martin's Solo Exhibition at Art Gallery of Sudbury June 17 - August 30 2025. (174 Elgin Street, downtown Sudbury.) New quilts and bundles. Meet the Artist on July 10, 5-7 pm.
Perivale Gallery, Manitoulin Island represents Judy Martin. This season, Judy is exhibiting her red thread embroidered 4 piece set, Prayers For The Twenty first Century, and the Quilt for Baby Earth at the gallery. Open every day from 10-5 throughout the summer.
Classics Reimagined an online exhibition curated by Helen Adams for the Surface Design Associations is live all spring 2025.
Guildworks, Bloomfield, Prince Edward County, represents Judith E Martin. There are two pieces by Judy Martin on display: Three Moons, (hand stitched indigo-dyed silk and Where There Are No Storms, stitched watercolour painting.
David Kaye Projects is an online gallery that continues to promote Judy Martin
I would love to order your book but I need to wait until the 31st of Aug, is that good for you?
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ReplyDeleteHello Judy, do you know, the more I look at your beautiful work, the more inspired with hope and confidence I begin to feel! and I thank you for that, truly. I live in the north of England and I don't know how I could ever see and touch your quilts or meet you in person, but I would be so glad to order your book. Also I wonder if there is any way that you would teach online? I have to admit, I am pretty cave woman with computers but this feels so very important to me. Hope to hear from you somehow...... with love and best wishes and deep admiration, Audrey Reiss
ReplyDeleteHello Audrey, please write me an email so that I can invoice you through Paypal. My email address is judithemartin@gmail.com. thanks for all that you have said here xo
DeleteBwecause I have no way of responding to you other than this blog comment. take care and I hope to hear from you soon...write me an direct email and I will then have your email address and we can go from there. Thanks x
DeleteThank you Judy, have sent you an email xx Audrey
ReplyDeleteHello Judy, I have serendipitously come across your amazing work and it’s stopped me in my tracks and I don’t know why. I’m filled with wonder. I also live in the north of England, the Yorkshire Dales to be precise.I’m 71 and discovered the magic of stitching 10 years ago and the magic grows. I would love to read your book “Not To Know But To Go On” because I can apply those words to my life at the moment.
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