They survived the earthquake and are still experiencing aftershocks, but they are safe.
Each stitch wraps time snugly.
is threaded to my heart and will remain.
Somehow.
Sunday, December 02, 2018
my work with me
They survived the earthquake and are still experiencing aftershocks, but they are safe.
Each stitch wraps time snugly.
is threaded to my heart and will remain.
Somehow.
ha, the squares remind me of Jude too ...
ReplyDeleteIs that ordinary paper you're using ???
the paper is from a notebook that I used in 2012 for a journal. In it I kept notes on phone conversations and lists of things to do...and also some personal thoughts. I am cutting it up , twisting it slightly, and using it in this work. The resulting cloth has a beautiful heft...light and heavy at same time, a little crunchy x
Deletesun surf stitch looks like a purrfect holiday!
ReplyDeleteWe are just back from the Yucatan peninsula where I too spent a lot of time stitching by the pool.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you had this time with family. I carry stitching around with me when traveling even if I don't get a chance to use it. A security blanket of sorts.
ReplyDeleteWhere do you source your fabrics?
ReplyDeleteThe fabrics in this post are : a) for the yellow work - Maiwa in Vancouver Canada, organic cotton overdyed with goldenrod and also black block printed cotton. b) the stitched paper piece is worked on a used linen damask table linen cloth that was gifted to me . Thank you for the good question . ❤️
DeleteBeautiful, beautiful. Glad your Alaska family is safe.
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