Layered freeform macrame – hand-dyed recycled cotton string and rope. I love how these colors interact as they weave in and out.
Exhibition Year Archives
Blue Taupe
Blue WavesBarb Zerna
Hand-dyed, recycled cotton string and sari-silk strips. “Wave” caused by changing string size. It is amazing to me that so much texture and shape happens just by changing size of the string, and adding sari-silk for color.
End of SummerBarb Zerna
Hand-dyed, recycled cotton rope and string . Dowel is painted to match. Freeform macrame. I love working with the 3 basic macrame knots in different combinations to see what evolves. I am always pleasantly surprised.
ForestBarb Zerna
Hand-dyed cotton string and rope. Freeform macrame. I love how deep, dark colors show the rich texture of macrame.
Maroon 1Barb Zerna
Hand-dyed cotton, freeform macrame knotting. This is my favorite shape to work with. This shape allows me to “fill in” spaces on my wall that would otherwise be “artless”.
Cream WaveBarb Zerna
Natural cotton string and rope. Macrame. I made this during a particularly cold winter week. It was so relaxing – and I love how it turned out.
DivineLinda Zizzo
Hand embroidery and hand beading, Hand and machine appliqued. Free-motion quilting.stitching, Background hand quilted. Hand drawn art. Symbol of the Bee. Throughout the modern and ancient world the bee is a symbol of wisdom, birth and rebirth and industry. Bees, like fairies, are often considered guardians of the natural world, eternally linked with love, magicContinue reading “Divine
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Bizarre BotanicalsLiz Zwiener
Crazy B’s Group Project: Bizarre Botanicals