Traveling Teacher Includes posts as we travel and while we are at home. . . . . ..... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . Fibre Arts are often discussed.
Thursday, 29 June 2017
Fibre Gang Ink Alcohol Dyeing
A group of fibre artists met at JoAnns house to have a 'play' date! JoAnn and Lori took us through a new technique of dyeing with ink markers and rubbing alcohol. A fun if not rather smelly activity!
Dons Woodworking Shop
Don decided to build a wood working shop. The process has begun. Mike dug, piped a poured the concrete for a heated floor.
Now Russ has begun the construction. So far we have two walls up. Working on the third wall today.
Huicholes: A People Walking Towards the Light
One of the shows at the Textile Museum was of the fibre art of the Huichikes, a tribe of people from Mexico. Their work is very colourful and symbolic of their Animalistic Religious beliefs. Bright coloured yarns are pressed into a bees wax covered gourde or board. The resulting images are vivid.
Friday, 16 June 2017
FAN Exhibit at CQA
FAN (Fibre Art Network) had a concurrent exhibit at the National Juried Show. The FAN show is called Botanical Reflections. All the pieces have a botanical theme and are for sale. I have a piece in this show.
Trip to Downtown Toronto
Cindy, Theresa and I decided to take a trip into downtown Toronto. We caught the UP train from the airport to Union Station. We walked up University to the Textile Meseun which we toured. Then down Young Street, stopping for lunch at an Irish Pub. Great people watching day!
Thursday, 15 June 2017
Hollis Chatelaine Lecture
I attended a three hour lecture by Hollis Chatelaine on here Studio process. She showed us how she selects, paints with dye and quilts an art piece. Great learning opportunity for me.
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