Wetting out wool...
...and beginning to felt.
The partially felted circle, once dry...
...now trussed up and looking rather botanical!
The finished piece...
The finished piece...
...and after 'inversion'! :)
Being in one of Marjolein Dallinga's classes is a wonderful and very freeing thing...
...since her focus is not on a finished product...
...but on new ways of feeling and working!
This study involved hand-dyed silk fabric and wool...
...and it turns out that I like it better 'upside down'!!
(Does that surprise any of you?!?) Grin.
...since her focus is not on a finished product...
...but on new ways of feeling and working!
This study involved hand-dyed silk fabric and wool...
...and it turns out that I like it better 'upside down'!!
(Does that surprise any of you?!?) Grin.
9 comments:
Oh i think i need a class with Marjolein to, it might free me up lol and no suprises that you like it upside down, i think i do to xo
It doesn't surprise me in the least that sometimes you prefer to turn a piece upside down - sometimes the different viewpoint makes all the difference!
Karen--Oh, yes!! Marjolein is an incredible teacher (and person!!!). She has a unique way of making her
classroom a safe space for pure experimentation...free of competition and egos!!
Rachel--Plus, you know how I love to work 'inside out', anyway!! Giggle.
I like this one too; seems like you have lots of fun!!!
Oh, Alexandra--It was truly a wonderful week!! XO
That is really awesome! Jealous that you get time with Lindy too. One of these days I'll meet more of my blogging friends...and hopefully see you again too.
Andrea--I met Lindy last summer at Felter's Fling, but I really didn't have a chance to get to know her.This year, we made up for it...and she's awesome!
I'd love to see you again, too!! XXO-
Andrea, I know that our paths will cross at one of these events- I can't wait to meet you! Heather is like a soul sister now, fiber folks are the BEST (with some more special thanothers :)
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