Photo by Elizabeth Crook

Photo by Elizabeth Crook

Photo by Elizabeth Crook

Photo by Elizabeth Crook

Photo by Elizabeth Crook

acrylic 24x18

Muita coisa em avanço lento.

My favorite things are fuzzy. You can't really tell from the photos but I am all about mixing texture. Silk and wool, cotton and satin.

Création de typographies génératives pour les titres et de la couverture du Catalogue ArchiLab 2013 aux Editions HYX.

Générateur graphique made with Processing+Géomérative

Photo by Elizabeth Crook

Photo by Elizabeth Crook

"HOME" piece in progress. Archives, memories, scraps, and foundation.

I've been burning this piece for 12 hours so far. Burning temp of 5 with a shading tip.

As you can tell from the 3 photos, I have a long way to go by looking at my sketches.

This is a work in progress from a fiber collage class taken through www.joggles.com and taught by Susan Sorrell. The image is actually from this coloring book. www.flickr.com/photos/fngsmith/3101013656/

i've staRted work on the new Skinny Bunny collection

My first commission! Yarn: Reynolds Lopi & Brown Sheep Bulky

Photo by Elizabeth Crook

typography for a gig poster

Création de typographies génératives pour les titres et de la couverture du Catalogue ArchiLab 2013 aux Editions HYX.

Générateur graphique made with Processing+Géomérative

handsmake.wordpress.com/2009/07/22/my-swork-in-progress/

Photo by Elizabeth Crook

Photo by Elizabeth Crook

Photo by Elizabeth Crook

Photo by Elizabeth Crook

Photo by Elizabeth Crook

I'm going to put a storage system or shelves here for my supplies.

Workinprogress

Here is the winter set that I am giving to my mother-in-law. Right now I just have the scarf done.

I used Peruvian Wonders Fine Alpaca yarn on size 5 needles. I can't find a color indicator on the packaging. :( It is a vibrant spring green.

I used a single 1x1 rib for the edges. The interior is a twin rib.

Watch out for a matching hat & wrist warmers!

It's a work in progress, but I'm happy with how it's coming along.