Cloth Projects: holy quest, floating
a small poem
stitched freely.
cottons. muslin in the typewriter. random words.
a piece of eco-dyed fabric from the summer.
french knots.
posted by 'Zann @ 10:03 PM
Jan 2, 2015
About Me
- Name: 'Zann
- Location: Terre Haute, Indiana, United States
Professor's widow, mother of four, zannma to two. Grew up in Coral Gables, Florida, transplanted to Indiana at age 40, where I saw my first snow and learned to love wool. We homeschooled three of the kids, I helped to create a used bookshop ( Wabash River Books 1996-2005)and became an online bookseller. I started this blog in 2005 to share my mid-life artwork (primarily fiber), poetry and creative explorations. On March 18, 2006 my 20 year-old son Patrick died...and my world irrevocably changed.
On January 7, 2024, my beloved husband Paul Burkett died...and my world irrevocably changed.
I own 72 years now. Life is still very mysterious, magickal, beautiful and sweet and sad.
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3 Comments:
What a great idea - typing on fabric. I will have to try that next time I am around a typewriter.
I ironed the fabric to freezer paper, just like you do when you want to run fabric through a printer, though I have typed on fabric alone. I think it is much better with the freezer paper.
I'll use the freezer paper too, sounds like an excellent way to keep it from sagging around.
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