Artist Carolyn Irving Hinske will also be in the Beyond The Fringe. These two pieces will be in the show.
Patta
discharged rayon on handmade paper, each are 11″ x 17″
Number 2
47″ x 33″
shiboried silk and knitted swatches with handmade polymer, glass and bone beads
More of her work:
Memphis Remembered
silk on bamboo, approximately 16″ x 37″
Carolyn says “Two of my most popular designs are the simple and classic silk scarf and the versatile ruana wrap. For the past several years I’ve been working in the ancient Oriental techniques of shibori, which involves wrapping, stitching and pleating fabric in certain and specific ways before hand dyeing it. I also use block printing and discharge methods with my fiber pieces. Most recently I have added knitted works to my wearable art line.”
You can see more of her work at Sage Farm Art. If you would like to contact this artist email TurqDogataoldotcom
The pieces are very colorful and lovely, I.m sure they are pretty spectaular to see. Hard for me to imagine my little girl doing such intricate and detailed work. Thoughts of the old hooked rug days. Anyway, hope they are well received by the unprejudiced public. Glad you are enjoying the crafts so much, sewing grandmother and knitting and flower arranging grandmother would be so proud of you.
Good luck with the show, Love, Mom and Dad
Wow! Great work, Carolyn! I especially love the kimono. And, of course, Memphis remembered. I hope to commission you to make me some groovy yoga clothes some day. We miss you, love!
Tammy
Mom and Tammy-I’m not sure if Carolyn saw your comments so I emailed her tonight.