this was the watercolor I did a few weeks ago:
which I then transferred to fabric:
and now I've stitched it:
I used embroidery floss in several different colors
and edged it all around with teabag papers
I think I like it
:)
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I also just realized that it's a summation of lots of peace work ...
the walk in the woods with my camera
+
taking the time in a hectic week to sit down and paint something
+
doing the "slow sew"
and, oh yeah,
the teabag papers came from lots of taking time for tea
KImmie, this is SO beautiful! Having worked in fiber art I appreciate the time this piece represents...stunning!
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Karen
Every stage of this is a work of art in itself, and each one so beautiful! I love them all!
ReplyDeleteI think I like it too..........very much !! Its beautiful and I love the "processes" and I love the final textures. Very creative , very beautiful. xx
ReplyDeleteI'm sure I like it! It's very peaceful and serene. Patsy from
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Love, love, love! So many different mediums and textures and details. Fantastic! I wish I could do the slow sew! I wish I could paint. Wonderful and inspiring! Best wishes and blessings, Tammy
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful x
ReplyDeleteThe original was very nice the finished product great! its good you have the patience! thank you for showing us!
ReplyDeleteYour embroidery work is inspiring. The piece is so neat and a work of perfection.
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful piece Kimmie!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Robin
It's beautiful!
ReplyDelete"Peace Work"!!! LoVe IT!!! This stunning piece is truly gallery worthy, Kimmie. Hugs, Terri xoxo
ReplyDeleteYou are such an inspiration to me! I LOVE each and every hand stitch on this piece. YOu have such a style making this whole painting come alive with thread and fabric and paper.........amazingly wonderful in all ways!!!!! WOW!!! I LOVE YOUR WORK.
ReplyDeleteThe textures, the colors, the theme, all of it make it a very lovely and beautiful piece of fiber art. Great work Kimmie, as always.
ReplyDeleteKimmie this is fabulous. I just love the tea papers. I have got to start saving them! We have tea every night and I never realized what a treasure I was throwing away!! Your stitches are so even around the edge...just beautiful!
ReplyDeletesuch a beautiful quilt. i am so surprised that the tea bags are sturdy enough to sew.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful art work.
ReplyDeleteI love your choice of colors
Oh my gosh Kimmie! This piece is so lovely! I would love to try something like that. I never thought about using tea bags, how do you do that? Once the used tea bag is dry, isn't it too fragile? Stunning piece!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work!!
ReplyDeleteoh goodness ... you have done it again ..simply beautiful~
ReplyDeleteI love this, the imagery, the inspiration, and the process. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe finished product in fantastic than I'd imagined it could be way back when you showed the transfer and talked about stitching on it.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful through every stage.
ReplyDeletehola kimmie!!!!!!! l love evry process of your work!!the stiches are the stars of your paints!!!besos enormes!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteso much beauty.
ReplyDeleteyour hands are a testimony to the alchemy of transformation.
it is as if each process represents an entire season....harnessing the secrets of all, your work is the embodiment of life itself.
It's beautiful, Kimmie!
ReplyDeleteI love everything about it!
just perfect...carving out time for your soul health
ReplyDeleteLOVE this!!! the stitching created much dimension to the piece...simply beautiful...
ReplyDeleteI just have to say that this is gorgeous! I love your colors and your stitching on this "slow sew"... wow! roxanne
ReplyDeleteWow, Kimmie, that is wonderful!
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