TEXTILE SCULPTURE
Sculptured Wall Art
Danger
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This is a piece that took me from the loom into basketry.
I love working with raw reeds while reaching a flow by combining natural materials with man-made fibre.
material: Swamp reeds and plastic "danger tape" woven in basketry technique.
I love working with raw reeds while reaching a flow by combining natural materials with man-made fibre.
material: Swamp reeds and plastic "danger tape" woven in basketry technique.
INTERACTIVE ART SCULPTURES
Family Ball Series
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Wet felt inner with silver thread lining and needle felted outer, hand-dyed wool.
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"Family of Balls"
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"Memoir"
These are balls made for loved ones to have as memories made out of their saved treasures. |
"Canada Ball"
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"Canada Ball'' detail
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Sunrise in Los Angeles
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"Sunrise in Los Angeles" detail
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Spirit Tree
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"Spirit Tree" detail
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Diamonds on the Stole of my Shoes |
Made for our diamond
Hand spun hand made Japanese paper, single ply. Hand spun Icelandic wool and copper wire in two ply. Swarovski Crystals, glue and commercial felt. |
Miniature ~ Christmas 2009
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Knitted cotton, copper wire, feathers, antique frame private collection |
Dancing Horse Spirit
Head Dress
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"Dancing Horse Spirit" head dress was originally made for my daughter Tracey to wear in a dance at the Philadelphia College of Performing Arts. I reconstructed it and added real horse hair, and a mane of coloured nylon cloth strips with copper strips. The stand is made of birch bark, and is on wheels.
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"Dancing Horse Spirit" detail
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"Dancing Horse Spirit" detail
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Freedom to Dance
Copper Flow
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Copper wire plyed into a 6-strand cord on a spinning wheel, then knitted on the bias to give it a different flow. |
Recycled Sign Art
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"Recycled Sign Art" detail
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Talons and Bones
For years I have been fascinated with the skulls, bones, and items
I have found in my deep woods walks. This is a small offering
to those fallen in the cycle of life.
I have found in my deep woods walks. This is a small offering
to those fallen in the cycle of life.
Past Works ~
Textile Sculpture from 1970 to 1999
Handmade-to-order cherrywood three fold screen.
With hand dyed burnt orange macrame fine jute, 1970 SOLD
With hand dyed burnt orange macrame fine jute, 1970 SOLD
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Commission in Boulder Colorado.
Three macrame panels set into 7-foot windows.
Each has 500 wood beads set into hand dyed, burnt orange fine jute, 1972
Three macrame panels set into 7-foot windows.
Each has 500 wood beads set into hand dyed, burnt orange fine jute, 1972
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Macrame white cotton mop yarn and ceramic flower heads, 1972 SOLD
Macrame wall hanging.
Yellow and burnt orange cotton mop yarn.
Supported and hanging from antique horse team harness, 1971 SOLD
Yellow and burnt orange cotton mop yarn.
Supported and hanging from antique horse team harness, 1971 SOLD
Macrame hand dyed grey and burnt orange jute,
with feathers, Boulder Colorado, 1993 SOLD
with feathers, Boulder Colorado, 1993 SOLD
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Macrame hand dyed blue and yellow mop yarn 3D, 1993 SOLD
Restaurant commission, Boulder Colorado.
Construction of core spun multi-colour wool.
Macrame and adornment in nylon rope.
Commissioned cherry wood frame, 1994
Construction of core spun multi-colour wool.
Macrame and adornment in nylon rope.
Commissioned cherry wood frame, 1994
"The Three Sisters" hand woven in tube with slit tapestry technique.
Natural sheep's wool core-spun.
In the collection of the Crocker Bank, San Francisco, 1994
Natural sheep's wool core-spun.
In the collection of the Crocker Bank, San Francisco, 1994
