On the other hand, the following pieces are being labelled 'for further study'.
What remains makes my head hurt.
This fabric happened. It is spiteful and difficult. It will be punished and over dyed into submission.
And that is all.
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Today's Washout.
Let's start with the good. Shall we?
These two pieces fill me with joy and happiness, for they require no angst, no second dye. Only a lovely soak in lava-water and a nice, soothing press with the iron.
On the other hand, the following pieces are being labelled 'for further study'.
They will require time to consider their future paths. Number 1 looks like a virus slide. Number two is anemic. Number three, here, looks like it's been rolled in baby poop. Lovely.
What remains makes my head hurt.
What you're seeing is only a selection from this particular family. Of course, I would make the most of the ugly fabric. I cannot even put forth a reason.
This fabric happened. It is spiteful and difficult. It will be punished and over dyed into submission.
And that is all.
On the other hand, the following pieces are being labelled 'for further study'.
What remains makes my head hurt.
This fabric happened. It is spiteful and difficult. It will be punished and over dyed into submission.
And that is all.
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2 comments:
I'm sure you will overcome any color deficiencies in the "for further study" group, I have faith in you.
My big question is - how did you get the cat out of the sink to rinse the fabric????
Hahaha! She owns the bathroom sink.
I rinse out in the laundry room.
True to form, the smallest critter has the greatest power in this house.
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