ArtSpace
By Sharmini Jayawardena
This bit of art πΌ is done on a piece of board with about 7 cuts, each of 1/4β depth, on the top and bottom of the board.
This could be considered the loom on which the woven work is created.
This is the Pin I was inspired by β¬οΈ
https://www.brit.co/woven-necklace/?
The work was created with coloured paper rope, random beads, white chord or twine and a piece of a twig with which to hold it all together.
I like itβs windswept look ππ
Here, it is framed in a box frame I created by repurposing a souvenir box. I painted it all around the front with gold paint. It is stuck to the wall with blue tack or white tack that it comes in lately.
I remembered later while going through some hand made jewelry Pins, that it can also be worn as a piece of jewelry around a chain.
How cool π is this, ππ½to pick up your pendant from off of a wall where it sits framed π, wear it and return it back to adorn the wall.
This reminds me of how I use colourful Malaysian batik sarongs to cover a table as a table cloth or just wrap my cushions in, as cushion covers!
I was taken by surprise when apprentices on the TVπΊ Series, βThe House of DVFβ of Diane Von Furstanburg, fame, did the same on an episode on E! π€©.