I came across a bag of torn strips of fabric from Jude Hill's Cloth to Cloth class years ago.This is the first result from going back and exploring it again. Have made 2 more since andenjoy the process at the end of adding smaller squares to the finished weave. Itbreaks up expected patterns.
wonderful variations ... and of course my eye caught on the moon-like patches of white ... but it was the dragonfly at the heart of the piece that held my eye in the end
ReplyDeleteIt's fun to weave again. Can't always know how fabrics
Deletewill be together, lots of surprises.
your intuitive choices always are together in such an
ReplyDeleteorganic way...this time again...perfect harmony.
most Beauty Full weave yet
Thank you, Grace.
DeleteThank you, Grace. It's wonderful revisiting that class. Jude's
ReplyDeletegenerosity is amazing and so helpful in going on and not getting stuck in one way of working.
Loving this, great fabric choices. I haven't been doing any fiber art lately, maybe it is time to revisit it. Glad to know you still are.
ReplyDeleteI still have your fabric hanging in my home.
DeleteI will be back to it soon, this is just peaceful
ReplyDeleteI love how you can change it until it's balanced.
DeleteI like the inclusion of black.
ReplyDeleteMe too. The weight works.
ReplyDeleteSo many beautiful patterns and it looks so pleasing they way it came together. I have a sewing machine I never use, this makes me want to get it out.
ReplyDeleteIt's an different feel from paint. Kind of pushes back
Deletea little. Love your recent painting!