100% organic from beginning to end. First dyebath was curry, second was cochineal, and third was logwood dip. I think its a very successful triple dip. I really like the pastel green lines.
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Organic Tablerunner
100% organic from beginning to end. First dyebath was curry, second was cochineal, and third was logwood dip. I think its a very successful triple dip. I really like the pastel green lines.
Machine Knitted, Hand Dyed
I made this scarf a couple of quarters ago, had a great photographer snap some shots. I used a knitting machine with organic cotton yarn. It is super soft and breathable. I dyed with curry and blackberries...that is it! All those colors just from simply blackberries and curry. I wish I could dye all day everyday!
Monday, September 20, 2010
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Brooklyn Museum
The Dinner Party!! It was absolutely incredible to see in person and very emotional as well.
I love this series of blinged out canvases featured at the Brooklyn ad on window displays throughout Manhattan.
This was an iron fence in one of the period rooms, I'm planning on translating this image into a repeat.
Probably one of my favorite modern textiles I saw in NYC, I just love this Halston dress.
Embroidered Canvas at the Met
From a distance this just looks completely like a jumble of thread, its when you look up close that the figures are identifiable and just slightly abstracted.
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Private Collection at FIT
1960's Embroidery
1920's Fortuny Pleated Dress
1980's Novelty Mushroom Fabric
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