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| first bulbs to bloom |
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| crocheting an open foundation for weaving |
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| next 3 pics are of the wrappings that have been around trees and rocks for the last 6 months. no dramatic changes. the fabric pieces will be washed and used in future dye pots. |
"Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field. I will meet you there." --Rumi
7 comments:
the crochet foundation looks wonderful, so rich. I can't wait to see how the weaving alters it. I hope you had a lovely birthday.
I have been wanting to wrap cloth on tree, but I don't have one that's suitable for it. It's good that you can over dye them again. The crochet foundation looks great. Looking forward to see you weave on it - Hugs Nat
i've visited your tree wrapping blog. . . so at one with nature idea.
went out to grab some wood from the stack the other day. about 3 yrs ago I covered the top
with a long piece of canvas. gosh, now i see this cloth with a whole other pair of eyes!
it now owns natures marks here and there.
wish it wasn't so thick of a fabric.
????? perhaps. . . .
cristina, that's a nice surprise to see that your canvas has nature's markings. would probably be hard to stitch on it by hand, but you could always use the machine to embellish.
little promises of Spring, it's good to see.
I did some wrapping around trees earlier this year ..... result were pretty poor. Not much colouration at all which is a shame.
A couple of your pieces look quite good though Deanna...I should try again???
Jacky xox
i have a piece of cloth around a pine tree (can't rembember the name) but the bark is always falling and it is good for paper making as i was told! have to leave this cloth there for 6 more months or so, will see what happens!! wonder what my neighbors think but don't care.
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