These first 12 were taken by Elaine, a first time attender from New Brunswick, Canada. She was ushered into the "art' scene by Lois and Sandra! Can't wait to see her again next year.
Indigo
Tape resist
Thermofax
Both indigo
Ann having fun outside the church with silk screens
The indigo vat - a big hit!
Deconstructed silk screens
The use of line ( or dribbles)
More of Elaine's work
Nothing better tha dyeing fabric on a fabulous day!
The wine and cheese reception
Soy wax resist on a silk screen
These are all Jodi's pieces
Thermofax and deconstructed screens
Indigo and thermofax
Shibori with dye
Judith's stitched shibori. Judith will be doing a stitched shibori workshop next year plus we will have indigo vats all 3 days.
Dyes and indigo on the lawn
Creativity in the garage.
Indigo on the line oxidizing
AIR VENT! Yipee
Some really exceptional indigo dyes
The soda ash spinner
Artists in the Art Greenhouse
Shibori and liquid dye
and these are from Cris
Indigo vat with bloom on top
Removing bloom while in use.
Soy wax resist
stencils
The five below are from Margaret
And finished
and these are from Cris
Indigo vat with bloom on top
Removing bloom while in use.
Soy wax resist
stencils
These are from Diane Johnson who not only made some great silk screened fabric but has made finished quilts out of them. They are wonderful Diane.
WOW!!!!!! Festival of Color and Creativity!!!!!! I adore the Clothesline ART & the joy of the participants!
ReplyDeleteGosh! What a remarkable workspace you gals have. Such marvelous creations!
ReplyDeleteI can see that you had lots of fun :-)
ReplyDeleteI'd love to come but Oregon is just too far away! It looks like you all had a wonderful time.
ReplyDeleteWhat a creativity and have fun you had
ReplyDeleteYou can dye me "green" with envy. Thanks for sharing the photos. It's almost.....and I meant almost...as good as being there.
ReplyDeleteWow! Great results! Looks like you had a very successful event... congrats!
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