Continuing from the museum-maze idea - and from the stitching on this "flat" version of the maze -
combined with the discovery of
senninbari, "thousand stitch belts" from WW2 Japan - specifically the back of the stitching on
this one -
... which has led to a desire to make french knots in a grid, moving from one to another to make a "maze" on the back.
Rather than printing a grid of circles, as in senninbari (you can see them through the cloth in the example above), I used what was on hand - some printed linen napkins.
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the front |
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the back |
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thinking ahead to get a "meaningful path" and leave no empty squares |
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...but if you set out to leave squares empty, other types of mazes become possible ... |
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dotty, isn't it! |
Working title: "Finding your way". These might lead to smaller pieces that become pages in a book.
(This post is linked to Off the Wall Fridays.)
4 comments:
oh! these are wonderful!
Sandy
Very Interesting, I think this is really neat and for an embroidery nut like me, its a new thing to learn how to do. Thanks for sharing on Nina Marie's otherwise I may not have found you!
Mind duly boggled!
Fascinating project!
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