It's been downright overcast, foggy, gloomy, misty, rainy; should I go on? It's making all pictures hazy and not blog-worthy. But do not fear, spirits are high ~ the upside of this weather pattern is that it encourages cozy evenings inside crafting, and there's been plenty of that!
Here you have the shot cotton scarf::
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjCNf_lGRd2GouEzeEEjU_xu6-LhqPDnidgI-wwm7f9KCz-I0Ef4NPUETfjM8lH6mTuf0u4fSdvMl-9FExXQOEM8WkplVMRF4QgS_aYyynr3IoqICmYUXeYAviayCJfHIbTmblPrg/s400/shot.cotton.scarf.green.jpg)
The scarf is made from Spool's kit. This is the simplest scarf to make, and I love the rough edges that show off the different colored fibers used to weave the shot cotton.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhvT4tGw1SLLR_RlZbQEE5mbJ4HA7AlPSJ1BB7Ue3IhzcSQlS99GTQCgrWb7cDKfYS3DNaAWbuyPymludu761dTj-gtSKfBY6vfYRfOFuuKHj5yIXbg2yqOoZL-n1L21O7D-_cGEw/s400/shot.cotton.scarf.green2.jpg)
And I have the inspiration for my next stenciled shirt::
This is a picture I took of an Alexander Calder mobile that was in Philadelphia's Calder Park a few years ago {I think the mobile is gone now, but other Calder's remain}. Once the weather advisory has been lifted, pictures of the shirt will follow... stay tuned.
Enjoy your Sunday*
No comments:
Post a Comment