Hello,
I hope you all had the type of Valentines day that you enjoyed. My wonderful husband got me these roses. I love how the sun light was on them at the end of the day.
The Finger Lakes Fiber Artists meant on Saturday. We had a great meeting. The show and tell is always the best. Pat showed her new work saying that the new studio is so large that her work is expanding too.
Maureen is working with paint on canvas now as well as her dyeing.
Sharon had a new winter fields piece that is very quiet.
Jeanne did a specular graffiti piece for the Sisterhood challenge.
Deb had a nice little work she was finishing for her Husband.
Joyce brought her wonderful dolls and her new baskets. She is working like mad at the moment.
After the meeting I went with several others to look at the Both Ends of the Rainbow show in the main gallery of the Schweinfurth. Sharon had these two pieces in that show that is up until March 12.
I also had my fall piece, Leaf Pile in the show.
There was also a Pixies meeting as usual and we had a good time as well.
I keep working on the SAQA 100 Day Challenge.
I selected two fabrics that I had printed and built a small quilt using them as my start units.
I made special units like the triangles to add a bit of spice.
I finished the assembling and started quilting.
The quilting gave me the idea for its title. Donuts and Wholes is what I am going to call it
Progress Report: Understanding Orange I am doing handwork on this piece now. I enjoy this step in a a different way then when I am creating the top. I will add more machine work when the hand step is done.
Purple Imagining This is the last of the monochromatic series. It is always slow going at the beginning of the layout process for me.
Textile Artist Stitch Club Workshop I pulled this work out again this week and I intend to complete it. I think I can do that with a bit of effort
Handwork This piece got berried under the 100 day project stuff and only resurfaces when I put the paints away. I think it is nearing completion too.
New Work- felting I got out Val Holmes book ” Creative Recycling in Embroidery ” and got going on some shapes that are not rectangles. I was really searching for my silk, ( and I did find it) but I got side tracked by the colors of the wool roving in the cabinet. Now I have two new works to play with. I plan to get out the feltier tomorrow.
Stay safe and keep Creating
Carol