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Colours and textures.

Marilyn had been trying out some patterns of weaves in the same colour way.Don't they look different ? She used mercerized perle cotton which she dyed with procion dyes,the colours just sing out and look different when viewed from other viewpoints.this colour scheme certainly lightened the spirits. Sue brought some of her inspirations and experiments for us .From atmospheric prints to textured paper surfaces. And ......of course her trademark embellished fabrics. Another real shot of colour in this grey February!
Posted by Gordano Textile Artists at 09:54