PARTY DRESSES
MAY 2007
Assemblage Dress made with materials from my travels to Rome, France, and Japan.
Fabric, Paper Images and Decorations from Rome
Fabric, Trim, and Embellishments from Communaute Emmaus de la Mayenne
Americana: Fabrics, Paper Patterns, Vintage Newspapers, Paper Dolls
Black Fabric on Black Fabric with Bodice of Straight Pins, Embellished with Rhinestones
Vintage Whites on Vintage Whites, Flea Market Lace, and Porcelain Dolls
love the first one because it's so playful and child -like and has movement
6/22/2007
I love your work. I bought a pendant from you at Artfest 2004 - a clown, and enjoy it immensely. I definitely want to take a class from you - and am debating about Art and Soul (in Portland, OR) this year. Terry Weiss
7/3/2007
janet, this work is dELisiOzO!
7/8/2007
I love your stuff!
7/16/2007
Janet these delightful dresses inspire me in so many ways......as an artist myself I appreciate your visul language.
Marlene Marshall
11/18/2007
I am Very sorry but i tink ther ugly and that how will where that dress in the first plase and second its made of paper and 3rd i tink i will not wear that dressr in a million years if im dead
2/22/2008
amazing i love it
4/4/2008
amazing i love it i think its very nice
from gaya from usa mn
4/4/2008
Basically my favourite artist. Totally inspired me for my project in art.
Making a foront of a dress (:
Thanks x
3/11/2009
This is phenomenal! Whoever made this or designed this dress is fantastic! are these dresses for dolls or adults or just to frame; please ket me know for I am greatly intrigued! I love all of them but this one is my favorite!
9/1/2009
janet, i am doing a project based on domesticity and your pieces are perfect for analysis! They're very personal and beautiful to look at, Well done!
9/8/2009
I found your work in the excellent Contemporary textiles book, and now your site.Your work is inspirational in content...I am in the final year of my textile degree and use antique lace and textiles combined with artifacts & handwork.My final project has evolved from the poverty of 19th cent textile workers and feminism, so it has been a joy to discover your work.
1/20/2010
Very inspiring- your dresses are like fairy tales
8/27/2010
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