Look! It almost vanishes.
A third Clapotis is also underway. I've decided that a 'clapotis a year' may be absolutely necessary. I'm addicted to the unravelling part and I wanted to see how some of the hand-dyed skeins knitted up.
I finally uploaded some of my more recent work. I had a few knitting-related experiments this semester. This was one of them.
And as usual, lots of work combining metal and weaving.
Nest 4
You can see more of what I was up to this past semester here if you like.
On Friday, I'm flying to Edmonton, Alberta, and then travelling onward to northern Alberta for the summer. It's time to work and earn enough money so that I'll only be a semi-starving artist this coming winter. I'll try to check in when I can, and hope to do as much knitting as possible.
On Friday, I'm flying to Edmonton, Alberta, and then travelling onward to northern Alberta for the summer. It's time to work and earn enough money so that I'll only be a semi-starving artist this coming winter. I'll try to check in when I can, and hope to do as much knitting as possible.
7 comments:
Looks as though you've been very busy, and very creative. It is interesting that you focused on both nests and vessels. I couldn't help but think that a nest is a vessel. I especially liked your woven copper sculpture and your screenprinted collage. I hope you have a good summer planting trees, with no bears!
The socks look great so far, I love the colour!
Have a great time up north, it does sound like a fun job!
Have a fun summer!
Have a great summer - love the spring grass!
Love the sock colourway. It is beautiful.
Nest 4 and Nest-like copper are my favourites. You do some cool work.
I hope you are having a decent time in AB and you aren't getting rained out and the bears stay far away this year.
beautiful green!!
:)
I really like the nests... But all of your work is amazing. That sock is definitely spring green. I miss the clapotis pattern too, I don't need another one to wear but I did really enjoy knitting that one...
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