!["Fabric of Their Lives" at Smithsonian Magazine. MARY LEE BENDOLPH: "Most of my ideas come from looking at things. I can walk outside in the yard and see ideas all around. Then, sitting down looking at a quilt, I get another idea." [Mary Lee with her 2003 "blocks and strips" from the new show]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vZj4oEhVd81dpcyh8xc24iU8eL3KNFhh8af4ys3qXs-mhRGxJgTmjiEVCjKNzWlMrRnXOfKDzEH6RV3FJ7pFaYeynNJOLhNulLK3tPCzSX6IghFpFBW00nuAFttJRWWB8j6H-D42M7UHBZb8fkv85-8cmKzsKi=s0-d)
i am pretty good about staying on the topic of envelopes. this is loosely related, because the p.o. issued some fabulous stamps with quilts on them. but what i really need to share is this lady's comment on where she gets ideas:"Fabric of Their Lives" at Smithsonian Magazine. MARY LEE BENDOLPH: "Most of my ideas come from looking at things. I can walk outside in the yard and see ideas all around. Then, sitting down looking at a quilt, I get another idea." [Mary Lee with her 2003 "blocks and strips" from the new show]
in a few days, you will see how i take this image and make an envelope. below is the envelope for the day.
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