Summary: <p class="gmail-m_-2004344039644426645gmail-m_2923081409307684941gmail-m_-578867062428125499gmail-m_-8326853566614283531gmail-m_-7027721756074828836gmail-m_6140484093396194494m_-6978671539813244307gmail-m_3367670590682378625gmail-m_-5683278662878012764gmail-m_-990078209614058927m_6685702154370860631m_-1668620606882660426gmail-m_8810191857341607156gmail-m_-1648783933152892806m_9203376086300562901gmail-m_-4564861805853687979m_-4275957095173058544m_1840250595120255946gmail-m_-7935887125507676273m_6615245997170736832m_7134958311874480260m_-3975153097103764163gmail-m_2233857860780500468gmail-m_-2603123880387752907gmail_msg gmail-m_-2004344039644426645gmail-m_2923081409307684941gmail-m_-578867062428125499gmail-m_-8326853566614283531gmail-m_-7027721756074828836gmail-m_6140484093396194494m_-6978671539813244307gmail-m_3367670590682378625gmail-m_-5683278662878012764gmail-m_-990078209614058927m_6685702154370860631m_-1668620606882660426gmail-m_8810191857341607156gmail-m_-1648783933152892806m_9203376086300562901gmail-m_-4564861805853687979m_-4275957095173058544m_1840250595120255946gmail-m_-7935887125507676273m_6615245997170736832gmail_msg gmail-m_-2004344039644426645gmail-m_2923081409307684941gmail-m_-578867062428125499gmail-m_-8326853566614283531gmail-m_-7027721756074828836gmail-m_6140484093396194494m_-6978671539813244307gmail-m_3367670590682378625gmail-m_-5683278662878012764gmail-m_-990078209614058927m_6685702154370860631m_-1668620606882660426gmail-m_8810191857341607156gmail-m_-1648783933152892806m_9203376086300562901gmail-m_-4564861805853687979gmail_msg"><a href="http://www.rdkc.com/">Rachel Clark</a> is a wearable artist, pattern designer, lecturer, teacher, and mother. She began creating wearable art in 1973 and teaching on the national circuit in 199o. Known for her intuitive sense of color, Rachel mixes fabric types along with the story behind each piece. Her work has been in one woman shows along with magazines and in the Fairfield/Bernina Fashion Show. </p><br> <p>During our conversation, we talk about her journey as a child from Louisiana to her home today in Watsonville, California as well as how she designs her wearable art pieces, getting over the loss of her work and her "organized chaos" working style. I hope you enjoy the episode.</p><br> <p> </p><br> <p>This episode is sponsored by <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #000000;"><a style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #000000;" href="http://www.theconfidentstitch.com/">The Confident Stitch</a></span>, a new fabric store specializing in garment fabrics, modern quilting cottons, and great customer service. At <span style="color: #000000;"><a style="color: #000000;" href="http://www.theconfidentstitch.com/">The Confident Stitch</a></span>, you’ll also find patterns, notions, and everything else you need to feel empowered expressing yourself through fabric. To celebrate Rachel Clark's commitment to wearable art, <span style="color: #000000;"><a style="color: #000000;" href="http://www.theconfidentstitch.com/">The Confident Stitch</a></span> is offering a one-time 10% discount to Crafty Planner listeners. Use the code, RACHEL10 at checkout to receive your discount.</p><br> <p> </p><br> <p>For more information about this episode (including show notes), please check out <a href="http://www.craftyplanner.com/2017/07/17/rachel-clark/">my website.</a> </p>
