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| From a printmaking course at London College of Printing in 1999. Motifs are based on characters from Xu Bing's "Book from the Sky" |
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| Needlepoint based on a greetings card, late 90s |
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| Blending yarn colours is certainly different from mixing paint! |
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| Meant to be part of the "barcode series" (it needs some of the blue fabric to the left of the vertical strip of stripes) |
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| Silk purse from a sow's ear? No way embroidery will rescue this felt... |
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| ...but on the back, a painterly passage (and some moth holes) |
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| Journal quilts from 2008, back from some exhibition or other |
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| Potential cushion cover, made in Bob Adams' discharge workshop, 2007 (I never did put pix from that on the blog ... maybe the other fabrics will turn up) |
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| Scraps for a "Modern Quilt" - offered free to a good home... |
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| Meant to be a 12" square journal quilt - wool and velvet, and going nowhere |
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| A sample for Hatching quilt |
3 comments:
My local hospice shop snapped up UFO needlepoints I had, especially as I provided the wool/thread too. Apparently they went as soon as they arrived! I sometimes wonder if they are still UFOs but in other cupboards.
I use my samples for testing stitches and paints - sometimes after several layers they end up quite interesting (or not..) Maybe a swap with someone else ufo's?I've just taken a couple to Sandown to the QG stand as donations as 'UnfiniSHED'
Then there's chopping up and rearranging - I used up a lot for 'bookwraps'.
I too have some needlepoint UFOs. They are modern, small and from NZ. My latest idea is to incorporate them with fabric into a sort of 'family history' project along with photos I plan to scan and a few pieces of my mother's table linen. A sort of quilter's autobiography rather than trying to write about my early life. However it is a winter project - I can't bear being inside for long when the weather is like this.
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