Once you start using cloth you've dyed, discharged, printed, etc yourself it's feels odd to use commercial designer fabrics. With that in mind I do have to say that I like the funky, folk art feel of this piece. The blue beads on the bottom are these hand thrown clay beads that look like a child made them (and possibly did!). These beads are another treasure found in my recent yard sale score on a whole box of beads.
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Into the LIght
Once you start using cloth you've dyed, discharged, printed, etc yourself it's feels odd to use commercial designer fabrics. With that in mind I do have to say that I like the funky, folk art feel of this piece. The blue beads on the bottom are these hand thrown clay beads that look like a child made them (and possibly did!). These beads are another treasure found in my recent yard sale score on a whole box of beads.
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Well, I'm starting to sound like a broken record, so instead of saying "I love this piece!" I will say this:
I love the sense of movement and traveling in this piece. I like the way the circles draw my eye around and how the beads at the bottom ground me in the piece. Beautiful.
Well, I don't mind being a broken record...this is absolutely beautiful. The beads are perfect.
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