At lunch the sun broke through for a walk on the docks by my studio.
Stone-wash silk crepe de chine
(detail of above)
After work, another walk with Flossy.
Blind River Rapids trail ends with a beautiful view of Crystal Mountain.
The foliage in the muskeg alongside the boardwalk is really turning colors. I was struck by the contrast on this lichen-covered stump.
Blueberry leaves
Blind River Rapids
Have a creative Monday!
I am enjoying looking at your beautiful photos.
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Great photos, Susan, and the silks look wonderful. Tip: if you crochet or knit, then use crochet cotton for wrapping and tying shibori...then you've got wonderful already-dyed thread to work up into something else!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh, this makes me want to try tying and dying some muslin. if with nothing else than just walnut ink. i love the idea of tying it with stones... the colors you got are gorgeous! it must be so exciting when you untie everything!
ReplyDeletecreative monday to you, too, susan!
I love the shot of Flossy amongst the tall, fading grasses.....
ReplyDeleteHope the show goes well, looks as if you are enjoying the process.
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