Yesterday and today I spent a lot of time working on the website of a real estate broker. Wanna buy that villa in Turkey? Business is difficult, due to the crisis, banks are not giving credits. But it did not come to a grinding halt as it seems in the USA.When there is a little time in between, there is art like lino-print:
The second picture shows a kind of deconstructed effect from the paint that ran into the gaps, so I pressed the cloth deeply into the gaps. It is the Estonian folk pattern which I like so much and do in rememberance of my ancestors.
7 comments:
Good idea to do something simple like stamping when time allows only that.
I will take that villa!
Wish I could do something crafty at work! I like the pattern you have done.
Apparently people are starting buy houses again here.
More projects - is it a table runner or part of something else?
Ha! You would have enjoyed my stamp carving class this past week. At first I thought this was redwork embroidery till I looked more closely. Love the effect, especially of that bottom picture.
we are planning to move to turkey! that is if our dollars will be worth anything at all....
Eva, this is my first visit to your blog. I was very interested in your Mother's story. Thank you for publishing it!
I think our economy is beginning to pick up a bit. We are seeing more homes selling around us.
Yes, I am wondering too: are you making a table runner with your red stamp? I too love the Estonian patterns.
xo
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