Over the past weekend, my daughter took her bulldog puppy to a "Bulldog Halloween Party." While she was there, she snapped some photos of the bulldogs in costumes. Here is the one that caught my eye.
Imagine a bulldog in a woolly mammoth costume. Here goes:
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Saturday, October 19, 2013
Crows
Just completed a hooked pillow I call "Crows." Obviously!
The background is a wool "thick/thin" yarn that I dyed using a transcolor method. It is very nubbly, and I love the effect.
The blues and purples in the crows themselves used wools I dyed in a layered or pancake method. I used approximately six 1/8 yard pieces and layered them in a pan, applying the three dyes to each piece before layering the next piece on top. I applied the dyes in a horizontal fashion.
Here is the formula using ProChem dyes. Each formula dissolved in 1CBW with vinegar added to each cup.
Cup 1: 1/16 + 3/4 413 + 1/4 672
Cup 2: 1/4 + 1/16 813 + 1/32 672
Cup 3: 1/4 490
Any questions, feel free to contact me.
The background is a wool "thick/thin" yarn that I dyed using a transcolor method. It is very nubbly, and I love the effect.
The blues and purples in the crows themselves used wools I dyed in a layered or pancake method. I used approximately six 1/8 yard pieces and layered them in a pan, applying the three dyes to each piece before layering the next piece on top. I applied the dyes in a horizontal fashion.
Here is the formula using ProChem dyes. Each formula dissolved in 1CBW with vinegar added to each cup.
Cup 1: 1/16 + 3/4 413 + 1/4 672
Cup 2: 1/4 + 1/16 813 + 1/32 672
Cup 3: 1/4 490
Any questions, feel free to contact me.
Monday, October 14, 2013
A bit of stitching
Here is a photo of a felted wool piece that the Loopy Ladies worked on during our September retreat. After the felting was done, we all embroidered some "fancy" stitches on our work. Here's mine:
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