lovely!
mari yamaguchi newell's work again.
mari included a few goodies in her package
and i am really looking forward to working with these
and she sent a small old book
for me to spin.
it's wonderful to receive such amazing items
for me to spin.
it's wonderful to receive such amazing items
fiber from japan
meets north country
basswood is linden
soon to blossom
meets north country
basswood is linden
soon to blossom
must be a dead calf in there
turkey vultures
there were thunderclouds and lightning flashing around to the north,
along the big st lawrence river
along the big st lawrence river
i've never seen them here before
they seem so intent on being here
avoiding going home while roosting out the storms.
avoiding going home while roosting out the storms.
as i prepare for the next things,
my class at women's studio workshop,
i remember this piece made
by yuko kimura
in last year's morgan class
my class at women's studio workshop,
i remember this piece made
by yuko kimura
in last year's morgan class
it was fun to see this over on her website!
oh,
yes, by the way.
one more day of students.
and a week or so to work after.
oh,
yes, by the way.
one more day of students.
and a week or so to work after.
lovely paper and shifu.those buzzards look rather ominous, wouldn't want them hanging out at my place. almost finished! have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeletelove the turkey vultures, when we lived in Peru there were condors!
ReplyDeletemenacing birds.
ReplyDeletekimura's work is exquisite and you are so very lucky!
jean, buzzards!
ReplyDeletemo, condors! wow!
neki, buzzards, again, and they are creepy.
Such tantalising threads and fibres - you must be itching to get your hands on them and into them! Enjoy summer break - you really deserve it!
ReplyDeleteHi V - seems like spring and the new growth and energy is taking hold of you - may it find its way into the threads and creativity. Go well. B
ReplyDeletefiona, i love your word tantalizing, and yes, that's exactly how i feel!
ReplyDeletehere's to exactly that, barry!