Wind.
The Wind robe. Also from the Contemporary Boro class. Started out as Summer Breeze. This one made using the bird robe as a guide. I have it hanging on the porch today. It's freezing again. Snow expected!
I made the photo into a kind of sketch using an photo editing app. I've been doing that lately. Because I am looking back and the look of it makes it seem more like a fairytale or something. My Story.
It started like this...using an old sheet.
And I was saying something like this:
So I am beginning a new garment from scratch. Since I have made a few before, I can simple use those as patterns, and actually jumping off points, Experience always provides you a new place to start. And then to mend from, since you might remember the story of the projects that went before. what you liked, what you dreamed of changing. What you needed then, what you need now.
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I would like to revisit this lesson in detail. Put the old audios (needing some reformatting) here and focus a bit more on the process that followed. I have more to say now that time has passed. (it feels so good to bring all of this "HOME") In this instance the fabric base becomes invisible, and mostly acts as a foundation to patch and stitch on. Which means you can use cloth you don't like much to start. Then cover it with tiny bits of something else. I will continue with this tomorrow.
Maybe we can just consider for a while before deciding on a method.
This one is light, meant to be more of a whisper. To be worn in summer. But I also use it as an under layer. Under the bird robe in winter.
There is a category for A robe called Wind. I started it when Mom fell ill.
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