Rob, my fiance, and I are starting to plan for our December 2014 wedding. We are doing as much as we can ourselves. I hope we can make it everything we imagine!!!
Monday, August 12, 2013
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Seasonal Mood Boards
I've recently had some fun creating seasonal mood boards for a recent interview! More to come I am sure!
This is a really great exercise in putting together seasonal color palettes.
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Fall: Jewel Toned
Winter: Crystal Queen
Spring: Vintage Farm Fresh
Summer: Grecian Dream
The Chest Of Drawers and The Embroidered Bride FEATURED
As most of you may know, I have two Etsy shops that have been a fun way for me to keep doing what I love and at the same time share it with others!
The Chest Of Drawers
The Chest Of Drawers features wearable fiber jewelry as well as color study hoops that are composed of hundreds of french knots. These hoops create an hombre effect and are beautiful little pieces of art for anyone to hang in their home!Link: www.etsy.com/shop/TheChestOfDrawers
The Embroidered Bride
The Embroidered Bride is my sister shop on Etsy, where you can find anything custom and unique for your upcoming event. Perfect for the Rustic/ Vintage Chic Bride among other fabulous wedding themes. I take custom orders and attempt to make each piece a unique addition to your wedding decor or a fabulous wedding gift.Link : www.etsy.com/shop/TheEmbroideredBride
My Two shops were recently featured on the Pennsylvania Craftsman's Guild Blog:
http://www.handmadeinpa.net
"Seeing" My Final piece from the Fabric Workshop and Museum Apprentice Program
Sorry all it's been quite some time since I have been able to post to this blog! After finding out that my mother was diagnosed with two types of cancer this January and June, I have been quite distracted. Thankfully after many prayers and some tough months she is doing much much better! And now I can update this blog with everything that I have been up to!!!
The following are images of my final piece from The Fabric Workshop, December 2012.
Titled "Seeing" this piece was inspired by Islamic mosaic tiles and the representation of Allah through these patterns. Continuing with my exploration of religion and its relationship to tradition and society.
The Final Piece
The process of creating this textile pattern was quite difficult. I began with one drawing and from there created three drawings on vellum - to scale- of which each color would be printed to create the overall design. After hours of sampling colors I chose three versions of primary colors. When printed on top of one another created 6 colors through the use of only three screens.
First Layer of Blue.
Second Screen in Red. (Creating three colors)
Printing the third and final screen in yellow with fellow apprentices and our friend Cary of the FWM.
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