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12 responses to “diversion”
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DK/anonymoushi
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i had a thought – what if you brought those long warp strings out from the cloth – like extra loooong stitches, warp stitches? k.
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cloth through cloth
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you are causing lots of new ideas to start brewing…thanks…
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i dont think you even have to bind them. i am trying something now. just knotting tiny silk strips into the cloth, knotted at both ends. i havent had time to get away form the workshop to gather my thoughts yet.
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Okay, Grace, this is just a fantastic idea; it is like a net to catch snips of this and bits of that down to a fabric to create a new layer of fabric on a fabric. It is like couching a thread or a fiber, but more sculptural… wonderful possibilities…
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a cloth mandolin perhaps?and that iron onion dye colour is very moody, i dont dislike it at all, it makes a good moody background. interesting about the echinacea colour. cheers, k.
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He hee…. I love this and the stories that are part of this wonderful cloth.Love to see your cloth play. You are so inventive!Jacky xox
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it grows like a forest siteot thanks for visiting the picture thing on my sidebar..love the heart on your hand..youre as crazy as I am with dogs!
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Great idea, Grace – does it replace the need for pins until basting down?
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Looks easier to deal with than the mystery loom! Have to resolved that? Ive been away.
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hi grace 🙂 oh this is so beautiful! it does look like an ancient musical instrument… always thought looms looked like instruments too. i think its where the top string bows…
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