a xroads cloth just flew in by Grace Forrest Maestras of Windthread with a butterfly from one of our gardens
Grace is making these beautiful altar cloths and sending them out into the world to help sustain her herd of tiny Nigerian Dwarf goats in New Mexico
It’s a magical centreing device honouring the space at the xroads, here you can see a tiny Sebright bantam hen feather and a damselfly wing in the centre surrounded by some of the lace and feathers gifted to me by Margaret Johnson, Eliene Saint Romain, and many other friends from all around the world this year
the feathers and lace are calling
but right now it’s time to get back to the drawing board & Looking for You
Xroads Cloth by Grace Forrest Maestas
Posted: April 16, 2013 by Mo Crow in friends, It's Crow TimeTags: crows, feathers, Grace Forrest Maestas, illustration, lace, thread
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i love all the feathers . your work is wonderful and lovely to see. lucky you with a altar cloth from grace .xxoo
I love your work Kathy! how did your exhibition go & are you starting up your Etsy shop again soon? one of our gardening customers is looking for some crow art for her best friend’s 60th birthday & I’m not selling any ’til the book is finished in 2016!
i will have some back in my shop in may . i think the show has been slow .
but that is ok . i love your work too. i am in awe of you .xxoo
Magical Grace, you Feathers, lace. song. and lines meeting here at the crossroads where every X marks the sacred spot!.
The altar cloth is beautiful and it is really wonderful to see your various shots of your lace and feathers. Just gorgeous, Mo!
Enjoyed seeing (besides Grace’s soulful piece) your lace and feathers, and gauzy piece. You such amazing feathers–no wonder they inspire you. wonders of nature.
Great post MO. From Grace’s lovely piece right through to your latest sketch. Is that a silk gauze hanging behind the black knotted piece? They look beautiful together. You sure are an inspiration. ox
it’s the finest silk organza from Beautiful Silks in Melbourne, they call it “whisper” it’s like stitching moonlight
and your home is so so magically inviting, I am busy perusing your bookshelves!