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I’m playing with the presentation. This is my ha I’m playing with the presentation. This is my hallway tonight. My woven ruffles are in the background.
A better view of the pieces hanging. A better view of the pieces hanging.
My natural dye project to date. After my mobile fo My natural dye project to date. After my mobile for the BoND exhibition in China I wanted more fabrics to play with. Recreating the ones I did for the mobile has taken a month and a half! More silks are dyed and ready to string up.
Finally I can reproduce those cochineal colors I l Finally I can reproduce those cochineal colors I like. The ones for my mobile. It was my entry to the BoND exhibition in China this October. AND I got into the show!! Due to covid I will only send a video.
I got purple!! Finally. I was combining old Chines I got purple!! Finally. I was combining old Chinese recipes with the Boutroup and Ellis recipes and it took a few tries to get the right combination. I knew I’d gotten them for the mobile and I wanted to have more for myself. My copious notes were not much help. I should have summarized each one but who knew I’d want to repeat any.
There were lots of empty seats. The symphony is ju There were lots of empty seats. The symphony is just beginning to gear up so people aren’t aware of the programs yet. I was surprised the people in the orchestra section were sitting so close to one another. We all were required to wear masks during the concert.
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