Handweaving and weavers in Marlborough, (at the top of the South Island), New Zealand
Wednesday, 6 May 2009
Funky Fibre, Part 3
Peg Moorhouse, "Silver Lining", Linen damask hanging with metallic yarn and Christine Marks, doll, calico body, painted, clothes made of felt.
Cherrie Mitchell, "Arctic Spring Flowers".
Katie McDonald, striped felt slippers.
Felting Group, "The Street Where We Live".
by Rose Pelvin
5 comments:
Chris Beech
said...
Well done Rose, (a)for taking all these pic.s and (b) for actually sending them, rather than simply having great intentions but not delivering [like most of the rest of us]. Funky Fibres portrays so well what creative fibre is all about, and is an extremely appropriate celebration of the Marlb. Guild's 40th birthday.
Marlborough Weavers meet on the third Monday of the month at Bobbin Cottage in Brayshaw Heritage Park, 26 Arthur Baker Place, (off New Renwick Road), Blenheim, or at members' homes, from February to November.
Marlborough Tapestry Weavers meet fortnightly but schedule varies so please contact us before hand.
Enquiries for both groups can be sent to this address.
If you feel unsure about how to contribute, click on the shuttle picture. Remember, older hints appear towards the bottom; newer hints towards the top.
5 comments:
Well done Rose, (a)for taking all these pic.s and (b) for actually sending them, rather than simply having great intentions but not delivering [like most of the rest of us].
Funky Fibres portrays so well what creative fibre is all about, and is an extremely appropriate celebration of the Marlb. Guild's 40th birthday.
I second that. Thanks so much, Rose, 40 photos for the 40th birthday!!!
A big thank you from me also, Rose.
The photos are excellent. Just great for those who are unable to go and see the live Funky Fibre Exhibition.
Love the flowers!!! Beautiful....
Thank you, California-Grown-Girl. I love the tunes on your blog!
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