I am continuing working on my theme of Change, Transform, Disintegrate
using images from the rabbit’s skeleton. This piece uses bandage, a piece of
grey commercial felt,tea dyed muslin, with merino tops and other bits and pieces.
Here is a page from my sketchbook.
It is a very
grey and miserable day here in Hampshire UK with little to cheer up the gloom
except the green shoots in the almost flooded field opposite.
I had fun finding various ways to fill the squares.
This is a wonderful piece... - enjoy the grey as long as it lasts - 30 degrees in April is no fun either (at least for a grey person like me...;)
ReplyDeleteLove the textural look of it and the subtlety of colours!
ReplyDeleteI really love the textures you are creating with this piece.
ReplyDeleteMmmm love what you are doing here Jackie. Looks like work on paper!
ReplyDeletemmmm scrumptious layers filled with delights! i love how your sketches
ReplyDeletetranslate into textile work. a thing of beauty!
Oh this is so very beautiful - love all the different textures used in this!
ReplyDeleteHi Jackie thanks for visit and your comment, fantastic gray piece with many layers, I like the way you put felt, scrim and fabric together with machine embroidery.
ReplyDeleteAnni
This piece is so unusual, and it's so striking. I can't stop looking at all the texture/details. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHa ! a gray day ! That's nót what you think when you see this lovely gray piece !!! Beautiful stitching Jackie!
ReplyDelete(would like to feel it with my fingers ...;-) !!)
I love the pieces inspired by Crete. You excel at hot and cold pallettes.
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of gray and love this work!
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