Week 37: 22 - January 1788

the end of the journey

the beginning of 'who knew what...'

Week 36: 15 - 21 January 1788

Week 35: 8 - 14 January 1788

Week 34: 1 - 7 Jan 1788

white on white

highlights only

look around the back

I love these back views of my stitched drawings

probably like this first one the best

week 31

week 32

week 33

Week 33: 25 - 31 December 1787

stitches

trailing ends

Week 32: 18 - 24 Dec 1787

I do like a bit of stitch and fabric

anything to depart

from the tedium

of drawing rope

again

Week 31: 11 - 17 Dec 1787

A very lazy sketch

so added some black organza

Week 30: 4 - 10 Dec 1787

I am certainly

very bored

very tired

of drawing rope

Week 29: 27 Nov - 3 Dec 1787

Trying to make a quick sketch

off on a tangent

My rope drawing is coming along slowly

I will continue posting those ...

In the meantime

a quote from Regien Cox on textileartist.org

when asked to recommend textile books

textile artists

'should write their own book,

read their own sketchbook,

become their own author'

tacking lines

life lines

extending to infinity

intertwining