18"x18". Wool weft on cotton warp, sett at about 8-9 epi. The inspiration photo can be seen here. (As always, you can click on the image to see it larger.)
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Kathy, what a beautiful, elegant tapestry! I love a back of it too! It could be a beautiful installation, great on both sides...
I really love this tapestry. The small areas of color are particularly appealing. Great job, Kathy.
How many in your year of tapestries now??
Tommye
Wow Kathy, This is just beautiful! I have never told you that I spied your work when I first started taking tapestry with Tommye. When I realized it was your work that I loved (after having found it), I was thrilled to have you visit my site. I especially love your use of old photographs, I have an affinity for them too. Have you ever seen Susan Carlson's art quilts? She has a series called Farmer's Market that remind me of your work.
I'm awestruck! It's wonderful! It conjures up so many feelings that I have about winter. Brava!
This is the third of the Calendar pieces. I've done January, February, and September. Only 9 to go!
Thanks, Lauren, for pointing Susan Carlson's work out to me. I'd never seen it before, and it's wonderful!
I agree it's beautiful and elegant - and you were able to schedule time despite Booker! What an accomplishment! Looking forward to seeing the next installment.
Exquisite! I love the way it is almost black and white, but not quite, with those little touches of rust red (leftover oak leaves?) and the bit of blue sky.
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