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Regeneration

by lshoupupdated on April 10, 2018April 10, 2018Leave a Comment on Regeneration

My exhibit is up at the Jacob Edwards Library in Southbridge, Massachusetts until the end of the month.   The opening night was great fun. Below you can see my slideshow and click the link for the library’s photos on flickr. Regeneration opening night Jacob Edwards Library photos Along with the show I am offering …

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  • New TikTok about journal making. Hope you enjoy. #journaling #artjournal #handmade #madebyme #handboundjournal
  • Throw-back Thursday - Not sure I ever posted this journal I made and filled in January. The pages are all tea-dyed and decorated with something related to tea. ⁣ ⁣ #throwbackthursday #tbt #handmade #handmadejournal #journal #handbound #teajournals #artjournal #mixedmedia #artjournaling #collage #mixedmediaart
  • I started making inks from tea in January during #NationalHotTeaMonth and enjoyed them very much. Recently, I made a pinkish ink from avocado pits and peels. So when I saw the beauty of my produce haul, what was I to do? Naturally, I arranged them, made a still life display, and captured them in ink made from..., you got it,.... vegetables! While I used all the inks in each vegetable - the broccoli relied heavily on the ink made from green tea, the ginger was made from black tea twice used and the red pepper used a heavy hand with the avocado pink. I found that shading red with green and green with red was fascinating. I so enjoyed doing this. Now I am eager to get my hands on some other fruit and vegetables. #mixedmedia #ink #inks #handmadeink #vegetableink #inkdrawings #mutedcolors #naturalcolors #teastain #teaink #teaart #tealife #tealovers #ilovetea
  • I made these during my month of experimenting with tea in January. Tea stained paper with ruffles of dried tea bags and a corsage of tea tags. Paired with a napkin ring made from an empty washi tape roll covered in tea bags and embellished with a tea bag bow and organza. #tbt #throwbackthursday #mixedmediaart #tea #tealife #tealove #usewhatyouhave #creativeart
  • Sad to admit that it is the last day of #mendmarch2021 . Here is the travelers bag that @sirfernly created lace in. I had this beautiful floral fabric to cover the holes after mending them. I thought adding the floral sprig made it look like a climbing plant. Couldn’t resist adding some bits and pieces to the front as a centerpiece. It looks like I meant it to be there. At least I hope so. Safe to say this month’s mending has been floral. I like this bag now more than ever. #mendmarch #mend #mending #stitching #stitchbystitch #slowstitching #slowfashion #upcycle #fixyourclothes #usewhatyouhave #useyourscraps #useyourstash #betterthanever #floral
  • On the last day of #mendmarch2021 I am posting a picture of my collaborator - @sirfernly . He chews the holes and I mend them. Here you see him with a bag that has since been mended. Hope to post the finished look later today. The second photo is one of us together. Together with @chasingtheroserabbit we make a great team. #mendmarch #mending #mend #stitching #stitchbystitch #needlework #collaborator #collaborate #rabbit #rabbitsofinstagram #rabbitstagram #rabbitlove #minilop #housebunny #bunnygram #bunnies #bunnylove #うさぎ #bunniesofinstagram #bunnylovers #rabbitsworldwide #bunnyofinstagram #bunniesworldwide
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