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Liz had been exhibiting with Brunel Broderers at Nature in Art over August.These pieces were some she had there.What was interesting is the fact they had been outside throughout the duration of the exhibition. Apart from some slight fading in part they had suffered no ill effects! Other pieces she showed are her Eco-dyed silks and wools. They are becoming quilts and hangings. The one below has such lovely markings,the photo does not show it to its best. A close-up is a little better ,showing the colours and pattern achieved with wrapping found organic material within the silk before steaming.It's magic. Late on in the Summer she did a workshop with a weaver. Using linen she produced this hanging,experimenting with various ways of creating textures within the body of the cloth. I cannot recall the weaver so will update you when I find out.

Posted by Gordano Textile Artists at 07:17