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herbe_d: My woolly Draw-string Handy Bag
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herbe_d: My woolly Draw-string Handy Bag
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herbe_d: My woolly Draw-string Handy Bag
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herbe_d: My woolly Draw-string Handy Bag
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herbe_d: My woolly Draw-string Handy Bag
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herbe_d: My woolly Draw-string Handy Bag
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herbe_d: Making my end of the year draw-string handy bags!
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herbe_d: Dragon Spirit bag before it was felted
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herbe_d: Beginning the felting process for the Triangle Dream bag
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herbe_d: This is a blend of silk and wool, before and after the cord was felted
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herbe_d: Designing with bamboo fibers and handmade silk paper
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herbe_d: Designing a bag is fun because both sides are taken into concideration!
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herbe_d: Finished felted bag! Funky!
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herbe_d: This is a real individual draw-string bag!
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herbe_d: I love this motif and it really energizes me!
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herbe_d: As seen from the sunshine goddess side
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herbe_d: Draw-string bag closes wonderfully
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herbe_d: As seen from the raindrop side
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herbe_d: This bag was also inspired by a great book which Margaret illustrated and it is a book written by my friends in Hungry, Mari Nagy and Istvan Vidak , who have studied felting around the world and have written many wonderful journals about felt. I love the
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herbe_d: This bag was inspired by my first felting teacher's drawings! Margaret Warth!
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herbe_d: Close by pulling the long strings..!
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herbe_d: Open by pulling the short strings
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herbe_d: All the textile fibers seen aroung this bag are part of the finished project!
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herbe_d: I decided to put a little accent of antique pink metallic lame at the bottom of my Pink Pouch!
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herbe_d: Here I am ready to mail off my bags to Philadelphia where they will be in a fashion show!
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herbe_d: Current Exhibit with my handbags!
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herbe_d: Twin Tara beside my draw-string handbag collection
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herbe_d: The Materiality Exhibit 2012
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herbe_d: The Materiality Exhibit 2012