As it goes

looking closer at what's happening.

Screen shot from my phone just to see the quality of the photo. No getting around it, when you have to be here and there, the phone is what we got.

 

I had the intention of filling in the basket stitching,  with a warmer ring,  but there was an aha moment which I wished I had caught live, the moment I say "oh!". aha

I am using this piece to work through a few things.  Staying with it and watching how it changes with the days.  It doesn't really matter what it becomes, because it is becoming something.  And the form will hold the process. StoryCloth.

this is just becoming something useful for me.

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27 comments

  1. When I clicked on the view of the whole cloth (to the right side of screen) and opened it in its separate window…those lil triangles, as they are looked like music to me, the thin, drawn lines the staff. It truly sings Jude.

  2. Beth O

    This is really beautiful, with a warm glow reaching up from the background . . . I think that the new area you are working on is adding even more richness & life! I just read your definition of StoryCloth (I’m new) and it really resonates with me. I’ve worked this way with other materials, but not so much with stitching or weaving . . . I’m going to start a “free” piece & see what happens! Thanks again, Jude, for all that you share with us! I hope you have a lovely day.

  3. I find zooming in on a photo to be able to see something better (or to be able to read something!) really helpful…I’ve been taking more screen shots too. I like the warmth of the oranges and blues.

  4. Dee

    Yes the inward pointing orange triangles work well to continue the sun motif. What I’m really loving this morning though is that faint akimbo square. The spinning as you call it. Just adds so much subtlety and movement.

  5. Heather S

    I am learning, slowly, to stop worrying about what a piece is going to be and just trust in the idea that it will become something. And also, even if it doesn’t become something right now, there was joy in the beginning and in the process of doing. Thank you for sharing.

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