my korak collection thus far.
no specific project in mind.
just the pleasure of playing with a new technique.
early this morning i pinned each piece to foam core.
to see what's there . . . . .
what might be there . . . .
what might emerge . . . .
if anything can be built upon . . .
possibilities?
wondering. . .
wondering?
7 comments:
The result reminds me of India (no, I haven't been there yet). I tell you why. There is a tree called bodhi tree, and the dried and quite transparent leaves are seen as a buddhist souvenir because the Buddha became enlightened under a bodhi tree. I got a bodhi leaf as a present once. It is like gauze in a heart shape.
The korak piecing is probably known in India, too, but for sure, there is quilting and kanta stitching. This merges in a lovely way in your project.
thank you. your words are fodder for my imagination....and continued creativity via korak...a bodhi leaf....fantastic gift. were you able to save it?
I really like these.
So exciting and rich. I would love to try this.
I love the ones with the leaves....
Love the leaves
Have a wonderful week
Carolyn ♥
Wondering and wandering to of my favourite words/concepts, hoping you keep wandering in your wonderworld
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