Sunday, May 13, 2007

A New Stack



Wow, it has been a long time since I ventured into the studio. But I had this idea, and made a quick sketch of it to clarify my thoughts. I wanted to make a larger Stack, with multiple fabrics. Each section would be a single colorway, followed by contrasting layers. At least that was the plan.

My first layer would be yellow, but I got in trouble right away by using a green dyepainted piece as the focal point. The fix for this mistake would come later.
What you see above is the first layer on a sheet of release paper, which is on top of my large teflon working surface which I got from valeriehearder.com/ and just love. I use both the paper and the teflon now, for working out my designs.
I have put together a Google slideshow of the process with captions. See it here.

5 comments:

  1. Anonymous8:05 AM

    "She's baaaaacck!" Wonderful! You must feel good after making this piece...

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  2. Anonymous8:43 AM

    I love those Teflon sheets from Val. And, lucky me, Val and I will be neighbors, of sorts, strating in July as my new condo is in the next town over on Mahone Bay!!!

    So glad to see you back at work! And I LOVE that focal point!!

    teri

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  3. Anonymous10:05 AM

    Thank you for once again utilizing an innovative technology to show us your process.
    I am so glad to see you with creative batteries fully recharged.
    Lovely piece.

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  4. WOW! It was interesting to be taken through your process of decisions to get to your wonderfully perfect conclusion. Thanks.

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  5. Anonymous10:45 AM

    Cool process!! I love seeing how you do what you do. BTW I've been looking for a good source for Teflon to cover my entire ironing board. So I ordered a large piece from Valerie. Thanks for the great source. I'm so sick of protecting my ironing surface!! Teflon is a God send for we fusers.

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