'scuse the pun.
Big one.
Wool tops inside (with beads) and paper outside; free machining; water sol.
Showing outside of big one.
Little one.
Paper outside and in, with extra paper stuck on the bottom as an afterthought. Wish I hadn't thought it, but oh well. Beads, free machining, water sol.
Inside of little one.
Little one inside big one.
What a busy week. Lots of exams, another teaching sesh, a visit to Prism (where I found and rescued a little lost soul known as Mandy, created by Gina - thank you!).
I've also made a little canvas, same colour scheme as the bowls. Pic later. And because yesterday was an Inset day, the Girl and I made a lookalike Mandy aka button babe - with green hair (pic later, also) - to give to Granny, who is coming to supper tonight. Girl has an attention span of a gnat, so this was a struggle, and my asparagus quiche is beeping at me from the oven. Must go!
Wow! Stunning bowls. No other word but "wow". :)
ReplyDeleteLove the bowls, particularly impressive profile of the big one.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely, they bring the sea to mind :) I'd love to have a go at making some textile bowls one day.
ReplyDeleteLovely bowls (why does that sound vaguely rude?) and thank you for rescuing Mandy!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Particularly like the edge of the littly. One day...
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