This blog records my experiments and successes with fabric and fibers, surface design, stitching, weaving, photography and whatever else strikes my fancy. Enjoy ...
Sunday, February 15, 2009
February Post Cards
This fabric post card (Valentine) has been perking for several months on my drawing board. I thought Valentine's Day would be a good time to finish it. Here's the page from my Sweet Leaf Notebook, mapping out the idea on paper first :
I had this in mind for a long-lost friend, newly found last summer. But he's not all that sentimental, and our friendship is certainly not romantic. I don't think my husband would keep something like this either ... so it went to my Mom, who will hang onto it, and who IS sentimental. My notes say things like : From my heart to yours, the distance doesn't matter. The hearts have spirals on them because I've become acutely aware of my heart as a sort of engine that turns this column of energy straight to those I love ... Through it, I know things I couldn't know any other way. Sounds goofy, I know. But I really was trying to convey something that seems to be happening in the energetic world for me ...
This is the other fabric post card called "Leftovers / Reaching."
These strips were cut off of some of the Fiber in Form class samples from a few months ago. These were just crying out to be another piece of art all unto themselves. These strings have a real dialogue going between them ...
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It actually has a nice flowing thing going on; I like it.
SKS
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