I took photos of Lynn's work as she said I could, but I shall have to describe some of the others as best I can!
A clay house in the garden
And inside one of the rooms
Huge scale knitting on a garden wall
Castles in the air, with lush melted blue glass poured in to create that very tactile floor
And patchwork clay towers
It was a beautiful weather and a great setting. Some pieces were hidden in a wild garden with a mowed footpath to them
(This was a piece made from crushed cans of beer. Others were from found rusty things, tea bags (!) and fast food cups)
There were some other great clay pieces, and one lady had done crochet pieces, circular, about 14" diameter, and attached them to car types, over the hole !
The Open Studio event is on for the next two weekends, if you get a chance go and visit, Lynn's is number 299 in the book, so plenty of locations to choose from!
Looks like such a fun place to visit!
ReplyDeleteI won't show the last pic to my husband, else he'll get ideas/excuses!
ReplyDeleteThose clay pieces are amazing! Your school has very talented staff!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun Benta! I love the knitting on the wall. There is a similar event here for the whole of June but we certainly don't reach the giddy heights of 299 exhibitors :)
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