On a spring-like day such as this one (though it is early February) it is easy to think about gathering plant matter, bundling, and boiling to make lovely cloth.  India Flint, Australian fiber artist and author, has pioneered the eco-bundling process.  Her books Eco Colour and Second Skin (both published by Murdoch) are full of lovely images, offer kernals of knowledge, and notes her life-long art practice. Her site is a treasure and her blog is a visual feast not to be missed.  ”Not all those who wander are lost…” http://prophet-of-bloom.blogspot.com/ Wool samples from India Flint’s class at Shakerag Workshops  June 2010.

On a spring-like day such as this one (though it is early February) it is easy to think about gathering plant matter, bundling, and boiling to make lovely cloth.  India Flint, Australian fiber artist and author, has pioneered the eco-bundling process.  Her books Eco Colour and Second Skin (both published by Murdoch) are full of lovely images, offer kernals of knowledge, and notes her life-long art practice. Her site is a treasure and her blog is a visual feast not to be missed.  ”Not all those who wander are lost…” http://prophet-of-bloom.blogspot.com/

Wool samples from India Flint’s class at Shakerag Workshops  June 2010.

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