Yesterday and today, I've been having a bit of fun with some little printmaking projects.
One was impromptu, cooked up to salvage a sheet that was oddly stained with navy blue residue in a bunch of places. It's going to become a wrap-around skirt.
I'm feeling good about the double fortune of using a near-rotten yam to make some stained fabric useful. I hope Marian doesn't mind about the state of the yam used on her skirt.I also finally made the seat covers I planned last fall, for our backyard chairs. (My procrastination was augmented by my need to wait for some nice, big, fresh fig leaves to use as stamps.)
Sometimes I wonder why I wait until Holy Week, when I have plenty of extra and special church projects to be working on, to finally get around to craft projects. (It's nothing new, but I still wonder.)
2 comments:
Wow! I love your style of craft-making. And the fig leaves are especially nice.
I've added a knitting project during Holy Week, but it's because I have a deadline for having them ready in time for the RevGals retreat.
care package coming finally! hitting the hay too as i might have to mow in the am..... you are smart not having a lawn but garden!
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