Exposed, 12 x 12 inches |
I'm always interested when I see a common thread - we're talking metaphorically here - in my work over time.
I've kept a journal for 25 years. Sometimes I flip through a few volumes and am amazed at the amount of repetition. I'm never sure if it's a good thing, but it is there.
Last week I discovered a recurrence while rooting through my basket: exposed threads.
Feather Hat, 3 x 9 inches |
Some of my favorite tiny faces lately have had their warps hanging out. I was brought up as a rule follower, edges straight, ends tucked in. Lately I want to see them.
In the basket was this tiny piece on the right, grouped together here with two that I just cut off the loom. My basket piece was completed 17 years ago. I was taking a big chance then. The narrow edge on all these pieces is 3 1/2 inches.
Taking new risks, but continuing common threads. At least it's caught Porkchop's attention....
I love all your little faces, Ruth!
ReplyDeleteyes I agree, love the loose warp ends as well.
ReplyDeleteThanks to you both, now I have to let the three gals simmer for a bit while I decide how to mount them. I'm heading off to a wedge weave workshop this weekend - who knows what faces will emerge after that!
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