Sunday, December 05, 2010

Thistle and Rosehips ~ nostalgia series

thistles and rose hips
Here's the last of this nostalgia series (no more of this fabric). Frankly, I love the title of this one, "Thistle and Rosehips" When I was in Utah last summer, the fields were full of these thistles, and I love them. I remember them from childhood, maybe from my grandmother's house, and how we'd spray paint them gold for Christmas (a girl scout craft, I think.) The rosehips are from a loose sketch I did. I love rosehips. I have no idea why. I'd like to see this nostalgia series, framed and in an exhibition. I think I'll work on that.
thistles and rose hips~ detail

thistles and rose hips~ detail

thistles and rose hips ~detail

13 comments:

  1. It is very pretty. The thistles are a favorite of mine too. I love the nostalgic and gestural quality of this.

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  2. This is beautiful. Makes me want to go back to Utah pay more attention.

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  3. I'd like to see this particular one hanging on my wall!!! Let me know if it goes to Etsy!

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  4. Simlpy Lovely! Beautiful work. Happy memories...

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  5. I hope you are enjoying creating this series as much as I have enjoyed viewing them. Simply beautiful and I love the title, brings back wonderful memories.

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  6. Like thistles too. beautiful piece of art!

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  7. this is my favorite SERIES of yours. Quietly reveals something about your soul--or something profound like that.

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  8. Gorgeous Jane!!! so soft and detailed!!!

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  9. This turned out so pretty! I love your hand stitching.

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  10. Love the stitched bird... and all the lovely textures in this piece!!

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  11. So lovely. The bird and the thistle and the rosehip -- that sketching shines through.

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  12. So LOVE these -- I have linked to your 2 recent posts on this series, and also your teabags and Slow Fiber on Flickr on my latest blog post - I am really inspired by your work. Looking forward to seeing more fibre creations - I am a new follower :-)

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