Darcy Falk
 

Darcy Falk’s stitched textile collages are a visual feast of exuberance and passion. A riot of color, fabric, stitchery and magic, her gallery-quality art quilts treat the subjects of domesticity, divinity and rite of passage with wit, style and craftsmanship.

Recycled, discarded, collected and hand-dyed fabrics are stitched and bound with a dangerously driven sewing machine — imagine careening down curvy mountain roads at breakneck speed — resulting in what can no longer be called “quilt.”

Bags of fabric scraps are left on her doorstep like foundlings. Falk paws through them to find buried treasure, historical relics from our polyester past.

In this world, color is the real currency.

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Flagstaff Live! columns

My most recent column is about the economy which I talk about by way of the dandelions in my yard. darcyfalk.blogspot.com

Stitching on velveteen

Velveteen holds such luscious appeal. I had a sample that I stitched on a few years ago, just messing around. A few weeks ago, I got hired to do a project for which this technique is perfect. You never know when "messing around" will result in something useful. That's the beauty of noodling. Even in science, no one knows which paths will result in fruitful research.