Adjust Audio for this video clip. As it turns out, about 10 hours of work translates into 40 seconds of video. Enjoy!
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You do the coolest things! :-) What did you do with your weaving?
Tart, the weaving has now been hand dyed in colors that gradually go from bright red to rusty browns and finally pale pink. Red being the center and gradating out from there. The weaving is only one component of a small installation...a space for personal devotion. It will include a leather bound book and an image of my grandmother's hands digitally printed on fabric. I got together with a handy helper and we made a wooden book stand. Now I need to pull it all together.
Very cool Leslie!
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