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Wednesday, 30 September 2015

Tangled Yarn and WOYWW # 330

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This week I found the most beautiful yarn, in rich autumn colours, just waiting to be used for collage, weaving, embroidery, or whatever!  ...
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Wednesday, 23 September 2015

Midnight Garden Collage

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Another little collage in my Midnight Garden series.   Embroidery on Cyanotype printing and a beautiful Japanese stamp that I have finally ...
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Wednesday, 16 September 2015

Night Garden Sketchbook Pages

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Not much on my desk this week, some printing onto the silk I eco dyed a few weeks ago, and some more pages from my sketchbook. Therm...
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Wednesday, 9 September 2015

Night Garden Sketchbook Pages

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Some pages from my Midnight Garden sketchbook. My favourites in the garden at the moment are Poppy seed heads, Bracken (a vigorous invader...
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Wednesday, 2 September 2015

WOYWW #326

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  I met up with Lunch Lady Jan and Julia for a coffee last week and it was lovely.   We laughed and chatted our way through the morning and...
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Monday, 31 August 2015

Night Garden and Paper Artsy Challenge - Circles

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For the Paper Artsy challenge I decided to continue my work on the garden at night and do a page in my sketchbook using circles as the st...
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Wednesday, 26 August 2015

Sun Printing

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Sun printing, and pale lemony green against a teal background.  Using foliage from the garden and scraps of lace, and a little hand embroi...
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Wednesday, 19 August 2015

Eco Printing on Paper and Silk

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 My sister's neighbour very kindly let me take some of her Eucalyptus leaves for eco-printing and I am really pleased with the results ...
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Diana Taylor
Hampshire, United Kingdom
I graduated with Honours in Textile Art and now work as a textile and mixed media artist, and photographer. I live on the edge of the New Forest and I am inspired by my garden, the beautiful countryside around me and my love of moths, birds and natural history.
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