Photo Shoot!!

What a gorgeous day this was with +15.6C on the deck. My patio door was opened most of the afternoon. This morning my new clothesline was installed as it had collapsed last fall with a full line of towels on it! Needless to say, I was not impressed. BUT, now I'm a happy camper! Nothing is better than clothes, towels and bedclothes dried outside.

I was going to photograph my latest Reversible Fibre Lace Scarf on the line but there was a bit of a breeze and it wouldn't stay still. I decided to drape it on the lawn chair (I actually sat outside for awhile) but, as you can see, the shadows didn't help. Laying it out on the deck was the next best solution. I will be doing other shots but indoors with special lighting.

The scarf looks long in the photos. Its actual dimensions are 73 inches x 7 3/4 inches. The colours on both sides pop -  perfect for making any statement from bold to elegant, depending on the occasion.

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Remember: STAY AT HOME in this time of crisis.  Everyone will thank you.
Enjoy!

Stained Glass Scarf!

Here's another stained glass reversible Fibre Lace Scarf. The photo doesn't do it justice as the colours are vibrant! This is the one I posted about a few days ago. Check out the work in progress HERE.

Another finish!

This week, I've been working on a hodge podge of things in my studio. I'm very pleased with the latest reversible fibre lace scarve. It still needs to be trimmed and ironed but all the stitching is done. The photos don't do justice to the colours as it is quite vibrant and both sides (as you can see) are completely different in colour and design. You can see more of my scarves HERE.

Reversible Fibre Lace Scarves

I have been busy these days, creating more reversible Fibre Lace Scarves. Each scarf is a one-of-a-kind piece of wearable art. Not only do I visit quilt shops on my travels but yarn shops too. I find lots of beautiful decorative yarns to use in my art. You should see my stash!

I have nine finished as you can see below. Some are a bit longer than others but I can do them in any length. My scarves were juried a few years ago by the NL Craft Council and sell in the Craft Council Shop here in St. John's. Tomorrow, I will be taking them to Some Good Market! 
Take a look and enjoy!

This one and the red scarf below are the same one. They are reversible.

The reverse of this side is below.