Printing Day

Today was printing day to finish some pre-soda-soaked fabrics I had started awhile ago. There's such a good flow in the printing process. As the framed print I have in my workshop says, "Time becomes meaningless in the face of creativity." Looking forward to tomorrow's washout for lots of fun surprises. 

Two friends have found new homes in the world

 

Making the birch forest

I find more and more that the process of working on all the elements that go into my art is such a source of joy. Today it was creating the fabric that will become birch forests. When I finished this piece I thought, "How can I cut this up?" I want to make something whole cloth with this. Maybe I will. But I know that I have the power to do it again, though the language of the bark will be different, of course.

Views from the woods and the woodpile

 

#buttonitup #putabeadonit continuing series

 

Day 3 - #the100dayproject

 Exhale

Beach breezes bending grasses and ocean spray

Day 2 - Digging Deep

 Day 2 of #the100dayproject, Digging Deep

Day One - #the100dayproject

Just getting started with the wind at my back.  This is part of #the100dayproject on Instragram. "Choose a creative project, do it every single day for 100 days, and share..."

 

Quilted Uke

 Sometimes there's an idea that sticks, and won't be let go.

I'm going to cover this ukulele with quilted patchwork.  Here's the start.

I felt this

I started creating these felted Pincushions for Democracy in response to an interview I heard between Rebecca Solnit and Heather Cox Richardson, author of Democracy Awakening: Notes on the State of America. It's my way of "taking up oxygen" for democracy, in a time when our poor, battered democracy could use some help and some hope. 

 

Into the New

Hello, sun!