I've been dyeing with black walnut leaves.
Experimenting with different papers.
And different processes.
I'm thrilled, really, with the results.
Taking note of the things that work.
And the things that don't work as well.
Gearing up for several shows I'm doing this fall.
And some workshops that I'm teaching.
Trying hard to remember the lessons of my mentor - India Flint.
Patience, Grasshopper.
you seem to be hopping pretty well :))
ReplyDeleteI always think of you this time of year!
DeleteEverything look amazing Leslie!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Karen! It is so much fun, and is always thrilling to open a bundle!
DeleteYour beautiful posts have led me to India's books and two years of joy and surprises. I still forget to document but find the prints are unique each time. Your workshop with Roxanne will be an amazing. Thank you for sharing your creativity. Vicki
ReplyDeleteThanks, Vicki! I'm glad to have led you to India and your own experiments with eco-dyeing.
DeleteThese are so extra specially gorgeous, Leslie! Each one a poem!
ReplyDeleteWhen are you coming to new york next?
We must meet.
I need to start dying myself.
I really think fall is my most favorite time of year.
Thanks, Elizabeth! They are - each one - a treat. Fall is also my favorite time of year. We must get together! If you'd like to come down, we could catch up over a dye pot!
DeleteI love the look of these! KUDOS to u!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sue!
DeleteOh these colours and shapes are some of my absolute favourite things! I found you through Seth's links, and so very happy I have.
ReplyDeleteHi, Kim! I'm so glad you came over!
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