At Last I Play with Carols teaching and also revisit an old friend --- with a twist this time.

A diagonal of Brights for Mem.

Exploring the gap between 600 and 601















A Twist on my old sequential Soda Soak -- manipulating "Fuschia"!!!!

Amazing 3D laminated glasswork by a Canadian Artist --- in the stairwell of a Seatak Motel.

Mother Nature has the last say - the leaves are the ?spruce needles, I presume the plant is a fruiting lichen.

The missing photos - just goes to show - ya shouldn't brag on Blog!!!!!!

This Seattle resident loves Seattle Too!!!
















Amazing "woodwork" - on the way to catch a glimpse of the elusive Mt Ranier.

Polycotton Damask - the Rem Blue is the top one, subtle difference to my eye, but the B tends to "pop" more.

These are wet and prewash-out - the damask dyes like polycotton cf linen.

Memories of Coupeville

and Cory's Seattle

My used to be white T - very wearable now!!

Mems old polo -

One of the "ex boring white" T-shirts we did -- two in the tray, mod scrunch, and the 3 diff blues poured in lateral areas.

and Mem - as promised - trying not to be in the photo

Much discussion re red as the contrast -- some liked some didn't

Mem and Fay play on the 12/1/07 -- Sequential overdyes - Patterning / fold changes

Love the movement in this one - could see a quilt - or at least a backing.

Mem & Fay Play, while the Overdyes do..... Mix and match for Acacia

The little pinks singlet - was softly folded, very loose rubber bands and quite tight cable ties -- very pretty

12th & 13 Jan 2007 - sequential overdyes, over a pastel base colour.

Mem's Polo shirt - tray - with collar colour added. 13/1/07

For Lynley - except the OOps Orange!! 14th & 15th Jan 2007 --- Thank you Mem!!

This is the closest image on the web, that I found for the Oarfish FayJ and I watched at the Busselton Beach in early December 2006
He shouldn't have been inshore, but FayJ watched for some days, and didn't find his remains, nor did any stories appear in the Press .
He really should have been in a Chinese Street Carnival, covering a dozen or 2 people. Maybe that is where the Chinese Dragon comes from in part????????

Mems beautiful "Thread Thingy" - it is a perfect eye candy, or a practical and beautiful holder

Mem & Fay Play Jan 2007

What an amazing creature -- the one on Busselton Beach today was only about 3 metres long, and trying to beach itself
have a look at this link (of course I didn't have my camera!!)
http://www.amonline.net.au/FISHES/fishfacts/fish/rglesne.htm