found



I rediscovered this small weaving
in a book today.

I wove it sometime last year in arizona.



so I went through
some books
where I keep leaves stashed away

and found them again.



as good as finding $20
in a pocket of a coat
you haven't worn in a year.

three details

presidio fronds
seattle bamboo
paper thin madrona bark

for a lazy saturday at the end of january.

nature
weaves and layers
so naturally.


villalucy
and her surroundings
in port townsend, washington
provide the inspiration.

something new and green
to start out
the new year.

my new canadian maple

with thanks to friend and forager
richard silver.

madrona bark
from pt. townsend, washington

woven with

eucalyptus leaves
from the presidio, san francisco

two new blonds

bamboo husk

and
alta bark

eucalyptus checkers
makes its debut
in the september issue

eucalyptus magazine

what happens

from the morning it's constructed



to two months later.

softer,
more subtle and neutral,
but still strong.

presidio palm 18" x 20"


1922 bamboo 14" x 15"

eucalyptus #03 - 14" x 14"

eucalyptus #07 - 18" x 20"


eucalyptus checkers 14" x 15"

mixed reed 9" x 10"

palm twig 14" x 15"


madrona mix #1 - 9" x 10"



tiny eucalyptus mix 9" x 10"


silver bark 14" x 14"


rust eucalyptus 16" x 20"



seeds 8" x 10"