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This is a table runner that my sister in-law purchased from me. As with many wonderful experiments in art, this project began as an accident. I threw the felt into the dryer to dry it faster and the end of it caught on itself, causing all kinds of interesting things to happen before I found it. I cut off the messiest parts and left the most interesting sculpture. I loved it. But if you try to do this on purpose, forget it, I tried, and the result looked nothing like the original. It was supposed to be a shawl, but my sister in-law purchased it as a table runner. I have to say that she had a great idea. It looks great as a table runner, much better than it would have as a shawl.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgVCdqGgJS357fw7hHhOdPuF88FDtNlfvxz0nXe5i4VJhoLCJw8b9BFxUg6l_PpMadriCP9w5UwsjdK55BIlFt9yG8u4YLk_wkJjIX8RNmX0PINm-KVRZ_ELl68D8OxgpSXJ7W7LnRVVfmn/s200/IMG_0196.jpg)
If I were making my living at this, I wouldn't be making my living. But happily I am retired and have the time to play, especially for family and friends. I make enough to pay for materials and that is all that I care about. I am finally getting to feed my right brain, and it has been starving for years.
I like the colour combinations you have used in the table runners especially the pink and orange one.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the kind comments that you left on my blog.
Cameron,
ReplyDeleteMy sister has turned into a whirlwind creator of beauty. I like your ideas about nonsequential learning....a novel perspective I think. As I scroll down your blog I'm struck by all the vibrant colors...that's my sister! She's one vibrant character.
Love you,
Nell