and a work in progress, goldwork on printed and dyed linen. I think beading will get in here, too.
Next Thursday's artist in residence session will feature beading and possibly embroidery on lace. I have to find beaded pieces to show, though the more spectacular ones are now in collections, and not available to me right now. And I have to paw through my books to find something on beading. Not hard to find raw materials for beading! just a little tricky to transport without creating bead soup.
Hard to believe how fast these nine sessions are rushing by. Week Six now!
I thumbed through an old book about weaving at the library yesterday and thought of you. I thought, "I bet Boud knows all about this stuff!"
ReplyDeleteAren't you nice! I know a bit, but not the classical official loom related stuff -- too deliberative and linear and literal for my taste. I do love browsing about that kind of weaving though.
ReplyDeleteso good to not only weave his piece but to have spun and dyes the wool too is such an achievement and a lovely hanging too
ReplyDeleteI love your tapestry. It looks like a cloudy new moon over a mountain top.
ReplyDeleteIt has to give you such a great feeling of satisfaction to know that you have had a hand in the creation of every element that went into this.
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