Installing "Please, Can You Pass My Knitting". Hanging things from the ceiling requires quite a ladder. Background: Rough Copy #13
I hoped, this morning,
to write an elegantly illustrated post
about the wonder and delight
of my exhibition
which opened last Thursday.
to write an elegantly illustrated post
about the wonder and delight
of my exhibition
which opened last Thursday.
"Against The Tide" hanging above the stairs
Alas, most of the photos were unsatisfactory for one reason or another.
 Rough Copy #1: Blue Dog Motel |  Rough Copy #2-5 |
Rough Copy #6-7
Rough Copy # 8-12 (from right to left). So great to have a wall tall enough for #12, which is 104" long.
In the upstairs gallery in particular
my phone camera refused to focus
so the pictures of all of my thrilling recent work
(embroideries, tiny tapestries and mobiles)
looked terrible
my phone camera refused to focus
so the pictures of all of my thrilling recent work
(embroideries, tiny tapestries and mobiles)
looked terrible
 "Oddments, Fragments" (out of focus) and its shadow |  "Rising circles", "Fill In The Blank" and their shadows |
But oh well.
The exhibition is up until the end of July,
and all the work, (including the pieces already sold),
will remain until then.
Plenty of time to go back another day
with a different camera
and try again.
And THAT means
that today,
after posting this,
I can card a few more rolags,
go outside with my new spindle,
and
make yarn
and music
at the same time.
The exhibition is up until the end of July,
and all the work, (including the pieces already sold),
will remain until then.
Plenty of time to go back another day
with a different camera
and try again.
And THAT means
that today,
after posting this,
I can card a few more rolags,
go outside with my new spindle,
and
make yarn
and music
at the same time.
Jenkins Aegean Turkish Spindle. 17g. Fig Wood. Jacob Fleece, hand carded
Happy Solstice.
