I had the opportunity to share some new pieces, including the one at left, "Love Carpet." It reads:
"It can be hard to remove the stain of an old love. No matter how many miles I run, or men I meet, your memory stays, carpeting my apartment."
An art project in and of itself, wereisobesotted.blogspot.com accompanies my hand-embroidered blog of the same name. Here, I describe in more detail how I arrive at my embroideries. I welcome your stories, anecdotes, and feedback.
thanks for visiting my blog. your work is spot on!
ReplyDeletewould love if you could do an artist talk at maine college of art...are you ever in portland? i don't have any say in who comes, but am trying to influence them to bring in more stitching/textile artists.
Beautiful texture. How in the world did you do the circular stitches?..and so many... Impressive.
ReplyDeleteHi Maggie, Thanks so much for your comment. I would love to visit Maine College of Art. Let me know if there's someone I can talk with about that. I'm open to starting a conversation with the appropriate person at your school.
ReplyDeleteTod, not sure which stitches you're referring to. Care to give me some more info?
The carpet - it looks like hundreds of little circles - how did you do that?
ReplyDeleteThose are French knots. I think French knots are my favorite stitch.
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