
I had a lovely surprise in the mailbox yesterday - this card and fabric postcard from
Carol in the UK.

I really enjoyed working with flax, so I made these little "roses" from the plant I have at home.

This is the square bowl I made at the class - my first attempt at flax weaving. It's on a bit of a funny angle in the photo. It's about 6 inches high.

And here is the basket ("kete" in Maori) I also made but didn't finish in class. I've since finished it at home.
7 comments:
You are so talented!!! I'm amazed every time I visit your blog, I swear.
This is so cool! Another string to your bow!
I like these weavings a lot - especially the flowers - how fun.
The flowers are lovely Shirley.
I'm just catching up, that weaving looks like fun. And I don't think a mother should be expected to "just get over it' when it comes to losing a child, no matter how long ago it happened! That was a touching post, and very restrained! Hugs!
I love Flax baskets - I notice you have a flax plant in your lovely front garden. Are you going to use that as a resource for future projects?
Bellos trabajos.
Saludos desde Barcelona
CArmen
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