The Art Journal fabric collection is image-rich ephen (old paper) that was carefully chosen from the personal archive of designer J. Wecker Frisch. Janet’s lifelong passion for antique illustration and advertising, highlights the study of nature using a modern/vintage eclectic style. Each SKU is well-suited for collage and art quilting, fabric journal making and much more.
The art of journaling and book making has grown into a maker’s obsession. Images, and sentimental scraps that we all collect over time are being collaged and enhanced using sketchy stitches, inks and dyes pushing the boundaries of creativity a bit further when combined with traditional quilting and sewing techniques. A passion that touches the soul in an artful way.
Need a little inspiration on what you can create with this unique and artistic collection? Then you’re in luck – it also has a FREE pattern that comes along with it!
We are expecting Art Journal to arrive in February 2023! Already dreaming of what you’ll create with it? Be sure to check with your favorite local or online quilt shop to see if they will be stocking this collection! Are you a shop owner? Art Journal is available for wholesale orders now!
Designer:
J. Wecker Frisch
The art of J Wecker Frisch through her company, Great Joy Studio, has been translated to over a million yards of high quality cotton fabrics. Janet’s diverse collections and unique approach to fabric design has inspired makers around the world.
Janet’s childhood fascination with characters inspires a story-telling quality and a depth of detail, offering the viewer a journey of continued discovery. Janet’s engaging body of work includes three identifiable elements – visual humor, heartfelt messaging and relatable images. Each watercolor-rendered piece is a short story that conveys a big message with compelling and concise imagery.
Janet recently moved into a new studio built near her home, well outside of a small town near St. Louis, Missouri. She creates a visual record of memory, sentiment and study of her surroundings from a continual wellspring of inspiration. She received early training from her lifelong mentor father, followed by formal training in commercial art. Through an artist’s’ eye and a God-given talent Janet creates imaginative designs that delight. The opportunity to share her gift through art fulfills a childhood dream.