I could stand it no longer. Had to have a project on the frame. That wool I dyed a couple of days ago was calling so loudly to be hooked. A quick little geometric design for a set of coasters was drawn up on linen. I am calling the design Geometric Sunflowers. I'm using the spot dyes and am lovin' the effect.
Who is Orange Sink?
- Cathy G.
- Rice Lake, WI, United States
- My home town is Rice Lake, a small town in northern Wisconsin. I own Red House Wool Studio~ an in-home wool and rug hooking business. I enjoy collecting and decorating with antiques and primitives. Orange Sink Blog is a journal of my interests and ramblings about life. Cathy Greschner
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Picking Up The Hook
I could stand it no longer. Had to have a project on the frame. That wool I dyed a couple of days ago was calling so loudly to be hooked. A quick little geometric design for a set of coasters was drawn up on linen. I am calling the design Geometric Sunflowers. I'm using the spot dyes and am lovin' the effect.
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This is gorgeous! Beautiful colors!
ReplyDeleteI admire your work, just added you to my blogroll!
I admire your work, too! And the colors are great!!!
ReplyDeleteLoving your colors AND your photography! Love, Love, Love hooking photography that doesn't look FLAT! YAY!
ReplyDeleteIt's certainly looking like Spring in Wisconsin!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW, are those colors beautiful!!!
They make me smile!
Great photography!
Thanks for making my morning happy, XOXOX!
Your dyed wools are hooking up lovely. That is a fun little project to get your mojo back so you can start thinking of more rugs and more colors!
ReplyDeleteGreat job Cathy. Your work is so tidy and the colours, gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh my I love those colors. They are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteGreat job all around.
Oh! What gorgeous wool. Very sweet little coasters!
ReplyDeletePug hugs :)
Lauren
Fabulous colors! Cn't wait to see the finished product.
ReplyDeleteI just noticed you line in Rice Lake. I am an honorary Wisconsinite -- spend lots of time at my in-laws' home in Ashland, and at their summer cabin in Cornucopia. Nothing like the north woods!
Sarah