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After that, I started working on another image of Japanese red maple leaves:
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This is a modified version of the previous red maple piece. It's been cropped and enlarged to make a square shape, rather than a horizontal rectangle. The number of colors was reduced in Photoshop using a different set of constraints, but the yarns are the same. The red is 30/2 silk, and the green a 20/2 cotton/bamboo blend.
Next up is an image of an oak tree against a sunset sky. I've still got to decide the weft colors, and will begin weaving it this afternoon. Photos to follow...
The family photo is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAmazing how much like a photo the textile looks! :)
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Laura