Joan McLauchlan, "After the Storm", handwoven double corduroy floor rug.
Win Currie, Funky Scarf, filled neck decoration, handwoven in silk, alpaca and merino.
Jenny Murray, "Fractured", woven tapestry in wool, silk, and cotton.
Tricia Jane, Scribble knitting scarf.
Meg Nakagawa, "And her Scarf Stopped the Traffic", cotton.by Rose Pelvin
Thank you, Joan, for not hanging it flat against the wall or on a surface. It looks so much better the way you showed it.
ReplyDeleteCool exhibit, Meg. Your piece is fabulous, as always!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Connie. Too bad it's open for only two weekends and the week in between.
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ReplyDeleteI always find the hung and folded scarves as 'untouchables' - seriously how often do you see a scarf that way in real life?
congrats on the sale!
Yes, particularly when you are as round as I am! I've been more and more mindful of making scarves that look good on the body than on a hanger/wall/dowel, you know... Not as a flat piece of cloth which I used to spend enormous amounts of time planning...
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