I know the pictures are grainy and perfectly unclear, but
thought I would go ahead and share what I have been working
on. The words embroidered on the piece above say:
"hearts desire"
and
"intention"
I have been cruising around and with all the fabric weaving going on
decided I would take my inspiration from several blog artist I visit.
I have every intention of taking some of Jude's, (spiritcloth.typepad) classes,
http://spiritcloth.typepad.com/cloth_whispering/2010/12/cloth-to-cloth-video-series-1.html
I look forward to learning from Jude : )
but until then, I am "winging" it.
A fabulous scrap of fabric from her travels to Africa.
She sent some wonderful bits and scraps
that I have been saving until just the right project comes
along. This is my first "bit" to use.
Thank you Isabelle!
<3
This woven piece will be part of the boro Madonna/heart piece
I have previously started.
Now, off to some more stitching....
I would have guessed you had already taken the class. It is so much fun, isn't it? The ideas and inspirations are endless. I hope to see you in one of the classes soon.
ReplyDeleteThose blues and greens are lovely - so soothing.
ReplyDeleteHi Marie -- Oh, your heart's desire piece is just right -- I really like the red & gold -- and the woven cloth is lovely, even more so with special cloth from Africa!
ReplyDeletePhyllis you make me smile...thank you.
ReplyDeleteIt is a lot of fun to weave the fabric but,
I am looking forward to learning more about it
from Jude. <3
Hi Gina, the picture was greener than it should have been. The fabrics are really indigo, but they
ReplyDeleteare soothing. (I can't wait to have my camera up and running :)
It is hard to see all the details in these pictures.
Thank you<3
Hi woman with wings,
ReplyDeleteI like the way the heart's desire looks next
to the boro Madonna. I look forward to sharing
a bigger picture and clearer one too!
Thank you<3
p.s. the fabric from Africa is so divine to touch and work with!
ReplyDeleteThe weaving is such a fun way to work meaningful little bits of cloth into things... Looks great!
ReplyDeleteLovely to see what you are creating, Marie :) The milagro heart is just delightful! I have never done the weaving method before and feel happy that you found a place for this African fabric. I recognize it: it was part of a dress I wore then, the material comes from Tanzania (East Africa).
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing where the fabric came from.
ReplyDeleteIt is so special that it is from a dress you wore
: )
and to know what part of Africa it came from.
<3
I am having fun with the fabric weaving. Jude/spiritcloth is such a knowledgeable
teacher regarding fabrics and stitching. I just signed up for her Cloth
to Cloth course yesterday so, I am learning some new things.