7"x8", assorted painted cloth with paper and mostly hand stitching with some machine stitching. I'm loving the indigo and I'm still persevering on the slow stitching. This piece was much larger but I kept trimming back and making late decisions on placement.
I'm already back at the work table sorting through my piles of cloth treated with indigo as well as some rust treated cloth. Keeping my eyes and heart open to those dawn and dusk memories...the kind that leave you breathless at the everyday quality of extraordinary beauty...we are so lucky to be alive no matter the circumstances! (my bit of hard won wisdom)
I'm already back at the work table sorting through my piles of cloth treated with indigo as well as some rust treated cloth. Keeping my eyes and heart open to those dawn and dusk memories...the kind that leave you breathless at the everyday quality of extraordinary beauty...we are so lucky to be alive no matter the circumstances! (my bit of hard won wisdom)
That indigo is so luscious I feel I could sink right into it, and the stitching is wonderful. A truly lovely piece. And your hard won bit of wisdom really resonates with me.
ReplyDeleteSharmon, Glad you like this piece...the indigo is addictive! Ah wisdom...we are all in this together!
DeleteSo glad I stopped by for a close up look at this gorgeous piece and also for your open eyes and heart... something we share, we are truly lucky and blessed...
ReplyDeleteCaterina, Kindred spirits...! Thanks for the good words here on Indigo sky!
Deleteyour indigo tints are delicious. love the way you play with your pieces and how they may grow or shrink as needs be.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much. This stuff is great...rather than the natural indigo, I'm using an Indigo paint and it is perfect on fabric.
DeleteDid you notice the black type against the gray background?