the silk bowl is far too thin, may cut it up instead,
the red one works well,
the three grey natural ones look fantastic when placed inside each other.
I may work out how to weight them down and stitch together to make a 3D structure rather than a bowl
I now know that I have to add a lot more fibre to get a good rigidity but great fun to experiment.
I love the effect of those grey bowls together, endless possibilities.
ReplyDeleteThey look great, especially the combination, very flowerlike.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely work!
ReplyDeleteI agree, the three grey ones DO look fantastic together!
ReplyDeletethe grey ones together look like a bud about to open:)) I like the pink with the "veines" in it - reminds me of a geranium blossom... you could increase rigidity by adding a kind of starch?
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI love them all but like the other commenters especially the grey ones.
ReplyDeletethose bowls are great, especially the grey ones! I love the sound of that technique, sounds really interesting.... :)
ReplyDeleteVeronika
Really love these.
ReplyDeleteI'm busy spinning some matching yarn so I can work on the grey bowls, Thanks for all your comments.
ReplyDeleteI will get back to you personally but full time work has been a bit of a shock to the system :-)
What a fantastic idea and the result is stunning love the nested grey ones you are full of interestin ideas.
ReplyDeleteThe grey one looks like a wasps nest. Lovely bowls.
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous and I do love the grey ones together.
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