And thank you for your participation. Husband and I are wondering what it is that make your pieces looks so "Melbourne" to us. Perhaps the subdued/absence of hues?
Meg, It is an honour to participate in the exhibition. Thank you for doing all the work in setting it up. I remember reading a post in Bonnie Tarse's blog 'weaving spirit' a little while ago and she mentioned that there were 3 elements to weaving: texture, structure and colour. I guess I am more of the texture and structure kind of weaver. I would like to learn more about colour, but it is getting darker earlier now in Melbourne and the skies are grey.....not too inspiring.
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And thank you for your participation. Husband and I are wondering what it is that make your pieces looks so "Melbourne" to us. Perhaps the subdued/absence of hues?
Meg,
It is an honour to participate in the exhibition. Thank you for doing all the work in setting it up.
I remember reading a post in Bonnie Tarse's blog 'weaving spirit' a little while ago and she mentioned that there were 3 elements to weaving: texture, structure and colour. I guess I am more of the texture and structure kind of weaver. I would like to learn more about colour, but it is getting darker earlier now in Melbourne and the skies are grey.....not too inspiring.
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