Regional Center for Women in the Arts
  Fabric of Peace The Fabric of Peace is an on-going project begun in 2008.  Women artists from around the world are creating fabric swatches which will be assembled to create a quilt. The quilt will be displayed in the United States and abroad. The Fabric of Peace is a positive statement by women, connecting our shared interest in keeping peace in the world.

For more information about RCWA go to www.rcwaweb.org

 
Artists at Temenos Retreat in West Chester, PA beginning to assemble the quilt.

Anonymous
(contact us if you know this artist)

 

Volunteer artists and quilters from all around the Delaware Valley, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey, help piece together the Fabric of Peace.

Contact valetta.rcwa@comcast.net

for information about the project and

prospectus for artists.

 

Helping Hands


 

Eye on The Prize

Artists use strong women images in their fabric swatch designs. 

 

 

 

 

 

   Embroidered swatch, Eyes on Peace

 
Watercolor swatch from Australia

Basting down fabric swatches


Applique swatch
 

 

"Whenever you participate in a group project, you realize that as part of a larger community, you can accomplish much more than you can

alone."

Mary Zadronzny USA

RCWA Fabric Swatch
  "Let the Fabric of Peace blanket the world." Lesley Haas  USA  

"Art makes our dreams visible...The RCWA quilt will be a tangible expression of what a wonderful, beautiful world it could be......"  Sandra Benhaim USA

                Peace Quilt in Progress
"La pace e` il sogno di tutti i popoli, ma e` un sogno che soltanto qualche volta si puo` realizzare."         ("Peace is the dream of the people, but only sometimes possible to achieve.")             Igina Biriaco Italy
                                                         

Members of Petticoat Painters, Sarasota Florida,  create fabric swatches. Formed in 1953, Petticoat Painters is the oldest continuously exhibiting women arts group in the United States. www.petticoatpainters.com

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