Silk Charmeuse, Crepe and Devore
Showing posts with label Great Artists' Collective. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Great Artists' Collective. Show all posts
Monday, June 10, 2013
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Taking a break from media, like Netflix, NPR and the Daily Show. Getting our news from friends and Facebook conversations instead. Took our grandsons to see the new Star Trek movie. First time in a theater in over 6 years. Spent $40 on 4 tickets, medium popcorn, two boxes of candy, one medium root beer. Lots of color. Reds and yellow.
Simplifying. Seeking inspiration in the moment. Following intuition. This 44" silk charmeuse scarf was shibori dyed in shades or fuchsia, red and red orange formulated using the Vinyl Sulphon dyes. A circle was cut in the center creating a poncho. So much easier to wear. She'll be headed to New Orleans, soon, to the Great Artists' Collective. Email me if you want one. We can collaborate. Give me a bit of news and be sure and ask for your "Friends" discount.
“How do
you find the words?” Rose asked.
“Look
at your hands,” Clove said.
“I think you mean
that’s really all I have to do.” Rose said.
“Of course I mean it,”
Clove said. “Look at your hands, Rose it’s all in your body, in the way you
walk, the way you smile, the way you think. Look at your hands and take a deep
breath and you’ll find the words.”
The thought was
exciting, physically. Rose felt her body move. Mentally she felt her mind
churn. “Let’s write together again,” she said, “the next time we can claim a
moment to own.”
excerpt from my memoir, The Garden Girls Letters and Journal
Labels:
art to wear,
Daily Show,
fucshia,
Great Artists' Collective,
Netflix,
NPR,
Shibori,
Star Trek,
vinyl sulphon,
wearable art
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