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Showing posts with label colors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colors. Show all posts

Friday, December 11, 2015

Tis the Season










The Overture Center in Madison, Wisconsin decked out for the holiday season.  We were there to hear music of Christmas, daughter sings with the Madison Symphony Choir.  Center lobby twinkling lights and changing colors light up the walls - so pretty.  A full view of the stage from way up in the balcony!





Waiting for snow here.  Colors of the season.  Happy Holidays to you and yours.




My new tags.














  

Sunday, August 18, 2013

Today

The photo of this great bus wasn't taken today.  It would make a most excellent traveling studio. Found it sitting at the re-cycling center where we deposit whatever we can keep from the landfill as we head home after vacation.  Hmmm - at the re-cycling center, waiting to be recycled?




The bumper sticker says 'honk if parts are falling off'
Haha......
Look at those whitewall tires!





            

Processing...

marking Today
                       


Summertime field of Bluestem


A web fresh and dewy



flowers on the street








Tuesday, December 4, 2012

Local Color



A ruched vest featuring a profusion of texture!  Find it here.
Handwoven in Tencel and wool, a design original from Riverweave Studio.
 Shop Local and support the local economy but, if you can't find what you want locally, 
buy U.S. made which you can find in abundance on etsy.

Happy Holidays!

cruising the alleys on the north side...







you can find most interesting sites. 




Thursday, April 22, 2010

Rose Paths

". . . no feeling of emptiness about her.  She was an object lesson on the essential luck, whatever hardships come their way, of those born to make things."  from a book by Diana Athill







Rosepath, a lovely name for a weave pattern.   Runners are woven in rosepath  (the diamonds) and plain weave.  I love a project that calls for putting lots of colors together in one piece, time slipped away without notice while I wove. They are made with a cotton warp, cotton and cotton blends for the weft.