She seeketh wool and flax and worketh willingly with her hands. -Proverbs 31:13
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Monday, October 24, 2011
Friday, October 21, 2011
Completed Floral Scarf in Retro Colors
The colors in this scarf are so happy! So many things these days are drab, but this sure isn't. Nuno felting the cotton took about a hundred eleventeen hours. I didn't think the wool would ever migrate through. The bamboo and firestar didn't help speed things up. I'm quite pleased with the end result.
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Labels:
autumn,
fiber,
happy,
scarf,
wet felted,
wet felting,
winter,
wool
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Floral Print Scarf Project in 1950's Colors
I've been cutting individual elements of a print out of a thin cotton fabric and laying them on wool roving. The fabric was a blouse in what look to me like 1950's color combinations. It must be the turquoise background that reminds me of my grandmother! It needs a bit more wool between the flowers and leaves and will be ready to felt.
Labels:
art,
art batt,
cotton,
wet felted,
wet felting,
wool
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Nuno Felted Ombre Burnout Silk
These need to be rephotographed because the ombre silk is washed out in the bright sunlight. However, this is made from upcycled burnout ombre silk and black merino wool. The edges are slightly ruffled.
Labels:
burnout,
dirty llama wool,
green,
merino,
nuno,
ombre,
silk,
sustainable,
upcycled,
wet felted,
wet felting
Monday, October 10, 2011
Red Clutch
I made this bag as a tote big enough for paperwork, but it wasn't talking to me. After removing the handles and folding over the top edge to reveal the bright red interior it looks a lot better. The cuts in the wool closed up quite a bit as the wool shrank.
Labels:
autumn,
bag,
clutch,
handbag,
purse,
red,
sustainable,
wet felted,
wet felting,
winter,
wool
Samuel Chase Chapter, DAR
On Friday I had the privilege of speaking at the regular meeting of the Samuel Chase Chapter of the DAR. My mom is a member of that chapter, so they introduced me as both a daughter and a Daughter with a capital D. The photos are on my mom's camera, so they aren't posted here.
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