slowly she turned
Living the Slow life in North Carolina
Category: fiber art
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Today has been all about listening to “A Thousand Splendid Suns” on CD, watching “Nurse Jackie” on DVD, and soaking up the warmth of the wood stove while stitching. I pulled out this half-finished design from the Abstract-a-licious workshop I took with Lyric Kinard last March. All the pieces sewn down with tiny hand stitches.
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More squares of mostly denim. I recognize a couple of my favorite jeans here. My plan is to make a sturdy blanket for outdoor lounging. Sandy and I went downtown to Scuppernong Books, which entranced me so much that I forgot to take a photo. So being eye-level with the traffic light on the parking…
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Ready for spring, sick of the mud On my street – my house is the green one on the right.
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I expect that by the end of the year I may have taken a photo of every crook and cranny in my office – here is my collection of oak leaves in a ceramic piece I made about 10 years ago. Making lots of these weavings to play with later.
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This day was very much like the previous day, but less brutal temperatures. I enjoy stitching my cloth weavings very much.
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I’ve taken some of Jude Hill’s archived online classes and right now I’m taking her Contemporary Boro I class. Online classes usually don’t do much for me. I get tempted to pay for them and then I drop out. Jude keeps me inspired and excited. I really really really really really like cloth weaving, and…
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Just a little bit more stitching and I’m done with the Magic Cloth that I started over two years ago! I just finished cleaning most of the junk and leaves off my front porch, went inside, came back out to take a photo, and this beautiful picnic basket was sitting here.
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In love with cloth weaving and Jude Hill’s online courses again. On my walk home from work.
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Working on this project that is over two years old now. Frosty yarrow and fallen leaves.
slowly she turned 