It looked like this on Mai 10, 2015. And Grandson taller than Ma and Grandma - -. We took easy roads - not having boots with us. Time out for needlework, knitting, crocheting, now it is clear WHY. And the meadow look like this. I love the colours of this bush.

A TECHNIQUE DRIVEN Blog dedicated to mastery of surface design techniques. First we dye, overdye, paint, stitch, resist, tie, fold, silk screen, stamp, thermofax, batik, bejewel, stretch, shrink, sprinkle, Smooch, fuse, slice, dice, AND then we set it on fire using a variety of heat tools. Monday, May 18, 2015. Notice the lower one in this photo of Nancy at a gallery opening.

Basic Warping for Backstrap Looms. Books, Articles and DVDs. Operating a Backstrap Loom VIDEO. I love the stretches of plain weave between the motifs when I can get into that lovely. Then I set my clamps a different way to more reliable surfaces and wound an .

Research and experiments in design, typography, and bookbinding. Theory of Japanese stab binding. I thought about naming this drunken triangles or dizzy triangles.

Altering books can be a great adventure. There are no rules, no rights and wrongs. There are infinite ways to use all your favorite art supplies and skills to alter an old book. I hope you visit often. Please feel free to use any ideas and tricks you pick up here. I do this for fun, not for profit! One of my best tricks is - if you mess up a page, tear it out! Start a new page. Or to a stranger? Time in a frame. International Association of Altered Book Artists.

And I was lucky enough to attend a 2 day workshop at our local Studio 54. Sandy does sometimes teach a travel journal workshop and had an example with her, I think a hand.

Inspiration for creative folks like you. My Life in Pens- Pt. A sacred memory from the Holy Land. What I read in the saddle. First in a series of musings on and drawings of authors I love. How to draw something complex. Some advice to a troubled artist. A master of pen and ink. A Kiss Before You Go.

Often I just create a big mess. Occasionally I create something useful. On rare occasions I get really really excited. I love old buildings, especially old ruins and when I remember to take my camera out with me, I share photos. Monday, February 24, 2014. Blogger has been refusing to cooperate with me recently so I have moved over to. Hopefully I will see you there. Saturday, January 04, 2014. I had a little outing today, Julie.

A journal of a fibre artist. Wednesday, July 13, 2016. Teaching a class next January in London, Ontario. This is based on my art quilt called Indian Splendor that was in three juried shows over a year. A month ago yesterday my mom left this world. I hope she is finally happy or just content. I owe her for my love of sewing. My healing angel went with her to comfort her. No need to, etched in my memory. Monday, October 13, 2014.