of thrums

what i learned: no use in being frugal and saving them. unless you have a weaver neighbor willing to come and pick them up as soon as you cut the warp.

i just dealt with 20 years worth of thrums which are going to end where they could have ended years ago.

live and learn.

neki desu

duduwa

knitting away. shawl for a bride to be. meanwhile recycling and trashing goes on.

not fun with this heat.i'm sure i'll get plenty brownie points for that.

neki desu

milenial envy

ancient work, from 83-84 when i still wove tapestry.this was a series i exhibited when i was working with triangles woven with raffia.i had started incorporating paint to the surface.

was also creating resist patterns with whatever i found; masking tape, lentils, whatever.












believe me when i say this one is a triangle too.

the one on the left creased to a triangle first  volumetric piece of mine. on the right a closet look.i was also doing textures!!
interesting that at that time i sort of planted the seeds of what would come next albeit in a smaller scale. 

and why would you ask milenial envy?

because they don't keep stuff. there's instagram for photos,kindle for books,spotify for music,dropbox for docs so moving is easy peasy.

neki desu