Remember this piece from one of the first dyefests of the year?
I am deeply gratified when an artist uses one of my hand dyed pieces in their work. As much as I loved it, I was at a loss for what to do with it beyond wash, iron, fold and squirrel it away for "someday". I'm lucky that "fireplace" fell into Jude Hill's magic hands. See what she's made of it at Spirit Cloth.
Friday, August 01, 2008
Fireplace finds new purpose
Remember this piece from one of the first dyefests of the year?
I am deeply gratified when an artist uses one of my hand dyed pieces in their work. As much as I loved it, I was at a loss for what to do with it beyond wash, iron, fold and squirrel it away for "someday". I'm lucky that "fireplace" fell into Jude Hill's magic hands. See what she's made of it at Spirit Cloth.
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Your summer, your garden, your wildlife! I'm so envious. I thought I'd comment on this because I am wondering if you used the cat as a printing block on that amazingly beautiful piece of fabric?
(No don't answer..I DO understand that you dyed it and I hope you understand that some things just have to be said out loud)
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