For me, I like the way it dyed. I like the weave with beads added. I like the photo of the green being added as it lets you see what the construction looks like - up close.
So no more cloth process words right now, just some images. Trying not to over think this one.
Photos by NAE @pomegranatetrail ©2014
11 comments:
looks great! and that cloth is just deliciously soft in the close up photo. i know that kins of cloth, yes.
yes--best not to overthink...just keep on keeping on...it's quite nice.
I love this! The weaving, the colors, the feeling it inspires!
love how the lights come through the cloth and where there is yet no weave....but the possibility.
Jude~ I was surprised by that photo :)
Michelle~ Agreed and thank you.
Jenclair~ Thank you! Inspiring others is a great compliment.
Deanna~ Yes, exactly. I feel the whole cloth diaper holds such promise...and memories, a real connection.
love how the threads just keep on going, into the wild cloth, haha
It's so lovely to watch what so many of you are getting up to within jude's weave ...
Am a great supporter myself of the concept not-overthinking. Intuitive & improvisational are two of my best guides ;>]]
Best wishes & weave on !
I love that view of the light shining through and making the beads show up so delightfully blue .. very nice work.
I especially love the extended stitched lines on the cloth sides & that they go off in their own directions, willy-nilly.
Lovely weave Nancy ! And I love the little beads on the sides ;-)
Saskia~ Yes they do just continue! Like the woven cloth piece of yours that I won (LUCKY ME).
Sweetpea~ I'm trying to not overthink why I overthink!! Haha Just letting go a bit.
Tammy~ I love holding cloths up to the light...such a different view. BTW- beads are more purpley :)
Cindy~ 'willy-nilly'...a good way to go!
Els~ Thank you. Been working on your little something too!
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