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Author Archives: wendyfe
From Byopia Press: How To Make A Heart Bookmark
https://byopiapress.wordpress.com/2016/02/07/how-to-make-a-heart-bookmark/ Dear Threadborne followers and readers, Welcome all! And may I extend new year greetings to you, even if it is already February. My first post of the year is a reblog from Cathryn at Byopia Press. Cathryn tells us … Continue reading
” Twas on the moon of wintertime…
…when all the birds had fled” , sings the Huron Christmas carol. Indeed, the birdies have fled: Blogging today from my husband's room on the fifth floor of a local hospital where he has been since Christmas Eve as … Continue reading
Posted in artist books, children's art, longstitch binding, Magnificat
Tagged book arts, book binding
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November Studio
It is the last day of November and the day of Saint Andrew, patron of Scotland ( Greece, too) and all Scots, even those like me from Orkney! Time to report on the month's art activities, though I will not … Continue reading
Posted in artist books, artist's studio, children's art, Chinese Thread Book, dye plants, eco prints on paper, kaleyard, Miao thread and needle case, Rust Printing
Tagged Chinese thread book, dyeing with black walnuts, dyeing with cotinus, dyeing with eucalyptus, eco prints on wool, kaleyard, Oshiwa blocks
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A Marginally Noted Man
Dear blog readers! Today, something really exciting but not about eco printing! instead, I have invited my friend, Anne Shmelzer tell us about her first novel. My debut novel, A Marginally Noted Man – a tale that delves into the … Continue reading
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Mordants and Natural Dyeing, The Great Debate
Originally posted on Alpenglow Yarn:
I’ve thought about writing this post for a while. This topic, more than anything else in natural dyeing, brings up emotion and occasional controversy. My goal with this post is to present some facts, with…
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At the Burrow DyeTable # Two: A Little Poke in the Night
Originally posted on Grackle & Sun:
Oh, my friends, have I been harvesting poke. I’ve been harvesting poke for weeks. Over hill, over dale, thorough bush, thorough brier, over park, over pale, thorough flood, thorough fire, I do wander everywhere……
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October Studio
September has passed in a blur of sun, studio-time and a mad race to prepare for the annual studio tour of two weekends. As I have spent most of the post-tour week cleaning up, it occurred to me that you, … Continue reading
Posted in artist books, artist's studio, book arts, indigo, Indigo dyeing, Magnificat, Odilon Redon, Rust dyeing, Rust Printing
Tagged book arts, dyeing with indigo, Eco Prints, Rust Printing
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