
blanket stitch embroidery
over three layers of
stitched linen
included in
Fibreworks 2010
juried national exhibition
Cambridge Galleries
Cambridge Ontario
September 11 to October 31
I stitch until the surface is completely covered. The marks are made slowly, one at a time. The needle pierces and then mends the cloth.
I can’t control the world around me, but I can control this. The process is not rushed, the fabric is caressed, the time taken is visible. The cloth becomes stronger because of the amount of thread I add.
red thread,blanket stitch
metaphors for protection

Seen here on the lower right, Mother Canada, the reverse side of Heart to Heart. (Not shown in the exhibition - but it is still there)
Wish I could be there! Perfection.
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