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Your website, and your creativity and knowledge, never fails to amaze me. After all these years of weaving on my own, I find both inspiration and new technique as I click my way through your site.
Thanks for sharing and inspiring. I started weaving almost 20 years ago and warp “the Peggy method”, back to front with a paddle, and use all of your books for problem solving and a teacher over my shoulder.
Your new work is so refreshing. No, I don’t think I am up for sewing thread, but you go girl!
Wow, Peggy, the silk sculptures in the Gallery are incredible, delicious! I’m trying to imagine the dimensions — how long, for instance?
The silk pieces are 5 inches wide, double weave tubes–about 5 feet long. I’m thrilled you saw them.
Peggy
Peggy, I am blown away by your Ruffles Sculptures. & the ones with cowhair(?). But, it is the Ruffles which keep calling me back.
I “tend” to prefer “useful” woven items… survived the 60′s & 70′s… I’m sure you get the picture!
However, these pieces do speak to me as ART. I’m sure another piece will speak differently, later. That is the wonder of art.
I love these, especially in closeup. The last closeup just blew me away!
just wow- love the transparent quality of the silk and the sculptural possibilities.
Peggy,
Your website, and your creativity and knowledge, never fails to amaze me. After all these years of weaving on my own, I find both inspiration and new technique as I click my way through your site.
Thanks for sharing and inspiring. I started weaving almost 20 years ago and warp “the Peggy method”, back to front with a paddle, and use all of your books for problem solving and a teacher over my shoulder.
Your new work is so refreshing. No, I don’t think I am up for sewing thread, but you go girl!
Thanks so much for those words. You inspire me and I admire your work and style.
Peggy