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Continuing On!

2/4/2014

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On this grey day in Golden, it is pretty balmy at 16º — compared to tomorrow's forecast of a  5º high, anyway!  It is uncommonly still and the snow is building up on top of the tree branches. This is beautiful to look at — at least from the warm comfort of my hooking chair!
I am working on a piece called Letting Go. As this piece continues to evolve, I have changed the little girl's shoes to black, and done some work on the foreground. I love the way the spot dye with the bright yellows and greens is looking like ground foliage! I hesitated using it, because it seemed SO bright. I do like mixing the brights and dulls together to try to achieve of feeling of depth . Right now it looks as if the mom and girl are floating on the foreground, so I am going to have to give them some weight by grounding them or at least their shoes! I plan to work on this rug some this afternoon and all day tomorrow, and hopefully finish up at least the hooked part of this rug. Whipping the edges will take some time, just because the rug is so big!


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Still Working!

2/1/2014

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Now you can see some refinement to the upper arm and shoulder of the dress on the woman. I also removed that distracting blue hole in the clouds.
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Here you can see the tree, and now I am going to work on modifying this shape so that it does not look so "blocky".


I think the next shot shows that the tree has been cut back and more roots have been drawn in.

Now the upper portion of the tree needs to be brought in to balance.
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In this final photo of this post, I have balanced the upper part of the tree and filled in those roots to ground the tree.
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    I am a fiber artist and sculptor living in sunny, Tennessee.  I have a home studio where I dye and sell gorgeous wool fabric. 

    Teaching rug hooking, sculpting and how to dye wool are some  of my favorite things to do!

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