Stitching hOles, 1
Today I invigilated...now to me, that sounds like a dirty word, but if you know a bit of British English, you'll understand that I was proctoring exams. Once the students got to work, I pulled out a piece that I've worked on for a l-o-n-g time (over 10 years, I suppose) and stitched holes in reverse appliqué.
They make interesting studies by themselves.


Some are smooth, some are frayed.
I began making them all different.
Tomorrow I invigilate as well. More holes to come...
4 comments:
So tiny! Wow!
I do like the holes, the little imperfections make them so much more interesting.
ah those hot colours on your very slow cloth!
Another thoughtful and thought-provoking piece. The colors looks wonderful to me as we muddle through below freezing winter temps.
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