Tuesday, 5 June 2012

Marking Time and Bark Markings


Some plants are already forming seeds


Others like my gorgeous Azalea are still in full bloom


And in the studio I'm still working out bark marks.
This one is more successful than the first.

13 comments:

  1. The bark marks make such fascinating patterns, don't they!

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    1. Yup...I've been wondering whether I will try and do some rubbings on fabric before starting to stitch them.

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  2. love your new bark marks piece! your stitching always inspires me!

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    1. Thanks Joe, but I haven't got to the stitching yet (that's a doodle). I can't decide what size I should work these bark pieces.

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  3. Your bark marks are wonderful! I look forward to seeing more.

    Jacky xox

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    1. They are fun to doodle. Now I'm pondering size for the stitchings.

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  4. Beautiful and so detailed. I love the 'flow'.

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  5. Your bark marks are wonderful! I feel like I can touch the roughness of the tree.

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    1. I'm wondering if the finished stitching will actually look like bark....not that that matters really.

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  6. Purple and green - one of my favorited combinations!! Is that an allium?

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