❓ As a viewer, do you like photos, carousels, reels? Any preference? . . . An update photo on this fun embroidery weaving! I'm weaving up the opposite of what I usually do and it's interesting how different the experience feels! I'm really excited to see how this one turns out. Not sure if I'll do anything else to it yet, but we'll see when it's finished. I'm also working on some new paper weavings where I'm trying out something new! So many new ideas in the studio these days 🙂 If y...
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Last week I was in Pittsburgh for a family reunion and got to spend two delightful days at museums. My first stops were the two venues of ...
Yes. I do have a favorite piece in Fiberart International 2013 . There are more works to share, and I will. However, editing nearly 300 phot...
I already showed you my favorite piece of hand-stitching from Fiberart International, an embroidery by Stephen Sidelinger. Here are some mo...
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There were several intriguing knitted and crocheted pieces at Fiberart International, which was on display all summer in Pittsburgh. Adrienne Sloane, Marking Time (details below) This piece is knitted over wire, which is bent to make the script. I liked the strong graphic quality of the "lines". (Wished they had put the gallery tag somewhere other than smack in the middle of the pencil-drawn hash marks on the wall!) Nicole Benner, Comfort/Confine II Crocheted with metallic yarn and displayed over a mannequin, although in the past it has been worn by a person as performance art. Can't you just imagine what it would be like to wear a garment like this? Would you feel slinky and flashy as all get-out, or imprisoned, or both? Marianne Moore, Financial Ruin (detail below) A real knockout, knitted out of shredded US currency. I had to wonder -- did she first have to glue a bazillion six-inch shreds into long yarns? Sounds like a labor of love. Rachel Hefferan, Woven/Crochet Transition (details below) Here's a piece that starts off as weaving and ends up as crochet. A clever idea, but since the transition between the two techniques seems to be the subject of the work -- see the title -- I wished that she had started crocheting on some of those long warp threads to more seamlessly join the two parts instead of just draping them on top. Carol Milne, You Can Leave Your Hat On, Doll And this one gets the originality award: "lead crystal knitted glass hat on mold-blown glass head." I wish I knew more about glass to understand how this got made -- probably not with asbestos gloves holding knitting needles in the furnace.
A series of cotton rope designs inspired by my grandmother Eva's love of fiber art. With the ability to customize, what you see here is becoming an extension of a much larger wall hanging collection!
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