Ken Smith is a very well known Australian textile artist who has experimented extensively with silk dyeing using shibori and related techniques. This was a wonderful three days where students each put her own mark on the way her cloth was prepared and dyed using Ken’s basic instruction, which is exactly what Ken wanted to happen. We all revelled in learning how dye behaves on silk. “Westwinds” at Woodbridge again proved to be a delightful setting.
Donut - Chris
Donut - Dehlia
Donut - Di
Donut - Irene
Donut - Jenny
Donut - June H
Donut - June G
Donut - Kerry
Donut - Mahdi
Donut - Peta
Kikko - Dehlia, Peta, Irene, Mahdi, Di
Kikko - June H, Kerry, June G, Chris, Jenny
Mountain Path with Shells - Dehlia, Jenny, Irene
Mountain Path with Shells - June H, Chris, Peta, Di
Mountain Path with Shells - Mahdi
Rose Window 1 - Chris (centre)
Rose Window 1 - Chris
Rose Window 1 - Dehlia (centre)
Rose Window 1 - Di (centre)
Rose Window 1 - Di
Rose Window 1 - Irene (centre)
Rose Window 1 - Irene
Rose Window 1 - Jenny (centre)
Rose Window 1 - Jenny
Rose Window 1 - June H (centre
Rose Window 1 - Kerry (centre)
Rose window 1 - Kerry
Rose Window 1 - Mahdi (centre)
Rose Window 1 - Mahdi
Rose Window 1 - Peta (closeup)
Rose Window 1 - Peta
Rose Window 2 - Chris (centre)
Rose Window 2 - Chris
Rose Window 2 - Dehlia (centre
Rose Window 2 - Dehlia
Rose Window 2 - Di (centre)
Rose Window 2 - Di
Rose Window 2 - Jenny (centre)
Rose Window 2 - Jenny
Rose Window 2 - June H (centre)
Rose Window 2 - June H
Rose Window 2 - Kerry (centre)
Rose Window 2 - Kerry
Rose Window 2 - Mahdi (centre)
Rose Window 2 - Mahdi
Rose Window 2 - Peta (closeup)
Rose Window 2 - Peta (miniature)
Single-axis unclamped - Kerry, June G
Unclamped - Irene, Jenny, June, Di, Mahdi
Unclamped - Kerry, Chris, Peta, Dehlia, June H
Unclamped 2 - Irene, Di, June H, Mahdi, June G