Very busy in the last few days - needing more tea dyed fabric to "dress" three dolls . The cloth had already been dyed, most of it was silk and had been folded in my box which has been sitting permanently on my work table. Today I have put pieces together, ironed them again and given them a little airing in the sun. They look almost too good to cut into ... but back to work with scissors, needle and thread.
Connecting and Interpreting : Story #3 from the ATASDA Collaborative Golden Cape Background : The Golden Cape is a collaborative project for ATASDA members and it celebrates the 50th Anniversary of ATASDA in 2024. 50 present day members have received an image of one of 50 yesteryear members artworks, to use as a muse, to create new artwork based on the past. Inspiration can come from textures, colours, style, design, subject, culture or history of the original artwork. The new artworks have become panels stitched together to create a Golden Cape - an anniversary art wearable . The Golden Cape will be displayed at various venues around Australia from May 2024. Vine (Exotica 2009 ATASDA exhibition ) : Norma Warnecke Meg Buchtmann chose Norma Warnecke's 2009 artwork shown in the ATASDA exhibition "Exotica" as her inspiration for her contribution to the golden cape project . Golden Cape panel 2023 : Meg Buchtmann Taken with the colour combinations and the 3D natur
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