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Fiber artisan I was introduced to pre-spun fibers in my teens and found my life long fascination of the yarns. The agent to accomplish my creativity is the age old traditional tools that goes back centuries. In my learning process; I tirelessly immersed myself in the study of stitches and how using different colors, sizes…
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Welcome and thank you for stopping by. There are million of blogs so I feel very special that you stopped in. I have been traveling this path for many years, attempting to refine this adventure. Please feel free to leave me a post if you have any questions about my process.
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This will be a great event! The Business of Art Turn your creativity into opportunity. Join Steuben Arts Scene for a full day of practical insight and inspiration featuring Eric Rhoads, national art business expert and publisher of PleinAir magazine as our keynote speaker in the morning as well as a host of other industry…
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My sister has a fanciful picture of my designs. I guess my work is like The Rorschach (ink blot) test. It is whatever you think you see it is and well…. I want to you to imangine you are small enough to walk on this piece. Passing by and climbing over the boulders of French…
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I have been on the docket to hang my work at the YMCA and it finally came to fruition today. It should hang for a few months. Thank you to the Tri-State Artist Guild for the opportunity. It is greatly appreciated.
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I found these gray felt zipped bags and decided to make a crochet/felted cover for them. Here is the first one. I still will embellish it. So glad I was able to crochet then felt it to fit the pouch. The wool yarn is from #brownsheepcompany. I added a little beading around the top just…
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Small felted hanging piece that reminded me of an areological find. Using shells, wooden beads, French knots And glass beads.
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Just an information update, we have had a short meeting laying out the consortiums goals and plans for its future.If you’re interested in what it is about we have a webpage. https://neifac.wordpress.com/ We are planning another development meeting in October. It will be at the Waterloo Grant public library in Waterloo, Indiana. The date is…
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Yes, I’m sure you all know about my felted crochet but I also do just crocheted pieces that are done in non-felting yarns. I have updated it with new items. It All Started With Crochet
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This bag was felted about a month ago. All this needs is the shoulder strap put on it. Size of bag is 9.5” long and 7” wide.
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Put the handle was applied to finish the bag. The size is 10”long and 9”wide. With the strap equals 25” long.
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I don’t think I have ever shown my crochet hook arsenal. This is 95%. Some are probably with the WIP. 🤣🤣
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Well I went a little “Psychedelic” on this piece. No drugs of any kind were used! Just a jumble of yarns. We were talking in our Tri-state Artist Guild meeting today about just taking paint and throwing it on the canvas onto the floor. This would be my response to that in fiber. I reworked…
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Started working on the turquoise bag. Here it is so far. still has more to do.
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This was a subtle change and probably don’t notice it too much but for me keeping it subtle is what I wanted. Would I do more vessels? Well yes I would do again. The first picture is the completed vessel. The other is just for reference so you can see the difference.
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I’m not quite finished with this but as I was working on it the title came to me for this vessel. It’s titled “Rock Wall” vessel. I don’t want to over embellish but I have a finishing touch planned.
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Well I’ve worked and reworked this piece several times. Adding, subtracting and manipulating. This time I think it’s done. What’s new:
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I finished this pin. Size is approximately 3 1/2”. Orange shell parts, blue and amber beads, orange french knots and orange/ blue variegated fun fir.
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I also decided to see if I could crochet then felt a vessel. It worked out and will add some embellishments to it. Size is 9” tall and 10” around.
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