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Showing posts with label brooch sketchbook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brooch sketchbook. Show all posts

Sunday, 1 February 2015

Still Drawing & Stitching in 2015!




I have recently had problems logging into my blog, in fact I thought perhaps all was lost, but thankfully and miraculously I am now back to blogging!
So much has changed with social media since my tentative steps into sharing my work on my blog.
Facebook, Flickr, instagram to name a few and I have only recently acquired an iphone!
This year I have been using instagram as it's so easy and quick to upload my photos , if you use it you can find me here  http://instagram.com/michalagyetvai
I have been stitching more than drawing during our cold Winter months, at the moment I'm trying to finish my very large landscape based on the poem by Stephane Mallarme L'après-midi d'un faune and this inspired Claude Debussy's  music of the same name.
I find the music incredibly inspiring, the flute mysterious, it takes me on a journey through a deep colourful, enchanted  Summer forest.





 

Thursday, 31 January 2013

"Within The Forest Of Threads"


Here are some new pieces which I am working on directly from my sketch book.
I still have many paintings of landscapes which are crying out to me to be stitched but I felt compelled to work with these new ideas.
I have been asked if I could run a few one hour workshops for Maderia threads at The Fashion, Embroidery, Stitch Show in March, when I get more details I will share them here.

Michala x





Monday, 11 January 2010

Snow Brooch And Sketches







Hello,
I thought you may like to see a few sketches I made at the weekend and a new tree brooch, listed on etsy today.
It was bitterly cold here, perfect for staying indoors and stitching.
I did venture out on Saturday, to a work shop at the Embroiderers guild in Leamington Spa.
We experimented with transfer dyes, painting and stenciling, then ironing the dyes from the paper on to different types of synthetic fabrics including fine nets and lace.
It was a very interesting day and I came home with lots of samples, of which I still need to photograph.
Today we had a little more snow but it has not been quite as cold, and it looks like we are over the worst of it here.
Hope you have a good week.x