Spirit Cloth

Table Basting

 

Table #basting . No knots. Discontinuous. Reuse the threads again and again. #spirtclothfeelfree

A video posted by jude hill (@spiritcloth) on Jul 26, 2016 at 11:14am PDT

 

I am experimenting a bit with mobile posting. More of a real time thing. Bear with me. I am trying to learn some HTML. I often baste like this, short pieces of thread, no knots. A discontinuous tack it where it needs it thing. This is the inner layer of Holding Pattern, the back shown in my last post. I will cover it with silk eventually. It just so happens I found this old thin cotton lawn in one larger piece. Not big enough to cover the whole thing . I will have to patch in some other cloth. I'll show you. But you knew that.

Gosh my hands look like I am 1000 years old.

Fringe Again

Because I am finishing a little long cloth.

I am calling this one The Tendency to Connect.

There is so much of that here. Connecting with old sky, connecting with another, connecting with joy and dreams, connecting with old sea, connecting with the unknown...and you.  And all so much a sympathetic evolution.

I am using up thread ends from the thread nest which is big enough to live in at this point.

video link if you see no player

Fringe is a big subject for me. Said that before.  It's a major component and symbol in my work.  And that is  true for quite few things .  I am trying to figure out the best format  for adding  the Spirit Cloth Language segment to Feel Free.  It most likely will be under Story.

Note to self: Technique is simple to teach. You just demonstrate.  The source of idea (reaching way into self) part is harder to get at. Explain.

Note to self: Continue. Keep trying.