Roberta is embroidering routes on a printed map after her visit to Oxford to see the Tolkien exhibition
We forget that Tolkien painted water colours as well as writing
Elise - hand embroidered hearts in progress for part of an exhibition at Wightwick Manor
Dawn is working on a lovely dyed felt in a selection of hand embroidered stitches including couching
Elaine's Christmas project - embroidered dolls
Pat P continues to design using her collection of French windows and doors
Clare's hanging for the project at Boundary way. Snippets left by the artists at boundary way including paper and a teabag
Close up of Clare's little landscape in the centre
Janet L - looks like Halloween
Janet L lending a hand in the decision making for the Colour scheme of Annie's print
Sylvia preparing for Christmas with her hand embroidery
Dina enjoying her colour book
Ruth working on her LARGE quilt with enthusiasm
Janet C block printing birds on fabric and card today
Lillian painting in her colour book and...
Stitching... A lovely book cover
Lorraine in the early stages of painting her fabric...
So, our next project to be worked is "on a roll".
We will be painting, dyeing, printing, embellishing and sewing a metre or two of narrow fabric which will roll around a wooden cotton reel. Ruth is modelling one she made earlier for Wightwick Manor exhibition based on 1918
Lorraine's example of using a pearl button and a strap to secure the end of the roll when finished
Jay is working on her roll by using "friendship" and Fred her dog as the source
Fred
Lorraine at the end of the day... Looking beautiful Lorraine
We can now begin our spool project by choosing any topic, in any colour scheme, bearing in mind the fabulous work that has gone on in the last year for design and the use of colour.
Jude
