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Fiber Art by Agnes Stadler

1. A Lesson in Macroeconomy (Big Fish, Little Fish)

2. Hydra - Greece

"In Transit - Destination Unknown" exhibit

Leslie Powell Foundation Gallery - Lawton, OK

Here's a unique tabletop showpiece sculpted from fabric. Most of the fabric is hand painted cotton pieces, the red strips and piping around the bowl are different prints of commercial fabrics.

A tiny fiber art character on a stick, designed and created by my daughter Zoe. Kind of like a sock monkey, but different. Not sure what we should call it, but I like it!

...no idea what caterpillar this is, but it looks very healthy... :-)

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MM ….. spiky is the theme for 8/18

Macro Mondays

Just White Paper

 

HMM!

Barn-y!

 

PS: This is totally cheap hardware from Tractor Supply.

1 raw thru the windshield, curved, fiber filter applied and then faded.

...a fluffy glow-in-the-dark show off!

Le castor (Castor fiber) - Castoridae

Chrysopeleia, OOAK Inamorata art doll featuring Akech sculpt in Latte resin. Hard cap Afro wig is made from synthetic fiber and adorned with mulberry silk ribbons matching her eyeshadow.

 

The concept for this doll was "woods in early spring" and that she would be an albino. I was also inspired by the Le My the Dior art film I saw recently at the Dior Designer of Dreams exhibition. The name Chrysopeleia is from one the the dryads, wood nymphs, of Greek mythology.

 

The pleat fabric gown is something I stitched together in a hurry for the photoshoot, so it's a bit crude test of concept. I bought a selection of Issey Miyake fabrics for a fashion collection and was testing some fabric manipulations with this, but I didn't even have matching colour yarn at hand.

 

*Commissioned OOAK doll and not for sale.

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THROUGH OUR EYES - Cameron University Senior Art Exhibit

Leslie Powell Gallery - Lawton, OK

 

Art by Sabrina McClellan (titles - Left to Right:)

Threaded Identity

Hope Floats

Still Blooming

Let Her Cook

Fiber Optics & a Lens Ball

More from the fiber optic lamp series

Canon EOS 20D: 40mm @ 35.00mm (56.00mm) f/2.0 5 ISO 100

 

As crossposted on our photoblog, pleasantly tilted.

Using macro lens, took a shot of fiber optic cable strands that are planted as a lamp in a friends front yard. Just playing with the new lens.

Market Street near 24th Street

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

one of many small works I did in the last months, embroidery on handmade paper from wheat straw and cotton -- a conversation among threads

Fiber Optics & a Lens Ball

A Black Beauty flying through turn 9 during the 2014 Sahlen's Six Hours of The Glen. I love the cars attitude as their pilots attack this corner, getting lite after cresting the hill then accelerating out of this slightly off camber corner. It's also exciting how you can hear them accelerating out of 8 up the hill, then there they are , POW, into view as they come through 9 on the edge.

Slightly better pic of the color. Still doesn't show the grays very well.

 

My drop spindle & fiber kit was supposed to be delivered Fri. The box was partially crushed, guess that's why it was late :P

 

Top whorl bird's eye maple 1.5oz drop spindle & 4oz Blue Faced Leicester (BFL) in the "Our Maine Coast" colorway from Highland Handmades.

 

I have to "blame" 99% of my current purchases on videocast enabling. Heard about Highland Handmades from "Knittin' on the fly".

DopestNduhCity

The guy the call "The Laddy" (Corey) on Photoshop TV loves to render "fibers" so I thought I'd play around with that. That's how I got the texture here.

three person shopping trip

inside view of my thought process.

aka using more junk to make art.

 

i have a ton of sheets and fabric in my room and we've been shredding them up and weaving them into thin cardboard, then adding oil pastel and tempera for embellishments. i'm always shocked at how many kids struggle w/ the "over under" concept, and shocked again at the kids who DON'T struggle, yet i expect to. :)

 

TGIF!!!!

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Almost done with the 20+ skeins of this yarn for Crafty Bastards!

  

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