Sculpture # 319

Crocheted wool, cotton, plastic netting

Sculpture # 318

# 318/333

Crocheted and knitted wool, cotton

Sculpture # 317

317/222

Crocheted cotton, wool, found object

Sculpture # 316

# 316/333

Crocheted cotton, various yarns over kitchen tool

Sculpture # 315

Crocheted cotton,wool, wire whisk

Sculpture # 314

Crocheted cotton, wood, plastic maraca 

Sculpture # 313

# 313/333

Crocheted wools, yarn, twine over metal form

Sculpture # 312

#312/333

Wool, crocheted yarns, felting, plastic

Sculpture # 311

#311/333

Crocheted cotton, wool over leather belt

Sculpture # 310

310/333

crocheted wool. cotton, twine

Sculpture # 309

Crocheted wool, cotton, metal mixers

# 309/333

Sculpture # 308

Crocheted wool, wood

#308/333

Sculpture # 307

Sculpture # 307

Crocheted wool, metallic yarns, wood and metal 

This is another of the Distorts that comes with some interesting history — this time it's the wools used in the core area of the work. The red yarn is from a knitter who used this yarn to knit hats for Swami Baba Muktananda. The wool was then passed along to another knitter whose path recently crossed with mine. (For many years I worked in an art studio in New York that had a poster-sized image of Baba wearing one of these wool hats.) 

As it happened, I got to be in a location in Vancouver for a night where I met a couple travelling from Hawaii. They showed interest in art and fibre and, after enthusiastic conversation, we shared our current projects. The next morning, after reporting a dream where I used the "Baba" yarn to make a work, I was gifted a portion of the yarn and am delighted to have connected to this part of my life in New York. —Many Thanks Nancy and Errol

detail of sculpture 307/333

Sculpture # 306

#306/333

Crocheted wool, cotton, line, wood, wool

Sculpture # 305

# 305/333

Crocheted wool, cotton

Sculpture # 304

# 304/333

Driftwood, crocheted wool, cotton

Sculpture # 303

Crocheted ribbon and wool, wood, needle felted wool

detail of wool felting

Sculpture # 302

Crocheted wool, twine, cotton, cardboard

#302/333

Sculpture # 301

Crocheted wools twine, cardboard

#301/322

Sculpture # 300

# 300/333

Wicker, rubber ball, crocheted cotton, twine, wool

Sculpture # 299

# 299/333

Wood ring, crocheted wool, cotton, twine

Sculpture # 298

# 298/333

Recycled slipper, leather glove, crocheted wool, cotton, twine

Sculpture # 297

# 297/333

Reclaimed doily, crocheted wool, cotton

Sculpture # 296

Crocheted cotton, netting

Sculpture # 295

Reclaimed doily, crocheted cotton, batting

Sculpture # 294

Wood rings, crocheted cotton, yarns

Sculpture # 293

Crocheted yarn over reclaimed scarf

Sculpture # 292

Recycled dog toy (found on the beach here in Victoria)

crocheted cotton, wool

Sculpture # 291

Recycled kitchen tool, crocheted wool, yarns

Sculpture # 290

# 290/333

Crocheted wool, cotton

Sculpture # 289

Crocheted wool, twine over glove

Woven Tale Press, 1 October 2014, Vol II, No. 10

The latest Issue of Woven Tale Press 

1 October 2014

http://thewoventalepress.net/2014/10/01/woven-tale-press-vol-ii-10/

Sculpture # 288

Recycled metal basket, crocheted wool and cotton

Sculpture # 287

#287

various crocheted wools, twine, rubber balls

Distort Sculpture # 286

Wood, crocheted wool

286/333

Sculpture # 285

Crocheted wool over found metal form

Sculpture # 284

Needle felted wool, crocheted twines, wool and wood rings

Sculpture # 283

Needle felted wool, crocheted wool and wood ring

Sculpture # 282

A phentex slipper gets to be revisioned.

Crocheted netting twine and cotton

282/333

Sculpture # 281

Needle felted red ribbon and crocheted yarn, wool

Interesting that the day that this work was finished I walked home to find a giant red ribbon on the Legislature steps as part of the AIDS memorial vigil. 

Distort Sculpture # 280

Recycled scarf and crocheted netting twine

Sculpture # 279

Wood, crocheted wool, twine

Sculpture # 278

Crocheted wool, twine, found metal object

Distorts . . . studio view

251 crocheted sculptures

Sculpture # 277

Crocheted wool, wood ring

Distort Sculpture # 276

A piece I started while in Newfoundland. My brother watched from his hospital bed as I shaped the yarns . . today I finished it and am now ready to move forward to see the completion of the 333 sculpture goal. 

Sculpture # 275

#275

Found object (Potato Masher) crocheted twine, wool