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sol y sombra: September 2013

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Tuesday, 3 September 2013. Flower Feedback: Franschoek 23. Janco Siecker sent me this fun photo last week:. My friends and I decided to go adventuring one Saturday, last week, and found our way to the Monument, we're three students, studying at Stellenbosch, and love the rich cultural history of the Cape,. I'm the one on the right, Janco, and next to me is Anja. I hope this project still carries on for a while, it creates loads of fun,. I hope so too, Janco! Thank you for participating. Ansie van der Walt.

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sol y sombra: AFRICAN FLOWER CHAIN

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My roots are here in Africa. This is where I was born. Where I breathed the air for many years before life took me on a journey. Ten years ago we (my husband, myself and two toddler boys) travelled deeper into Africa, to the equatorial jungles of Uganda. Here we explored the wild waters of the Nile, the lakes of the Rift Valley and the volcanic mountains where gorillas still roam. Now life is taking us back South to a new continent with new adventures. But my Africa has lots of faces. And that is whe...

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sol y sombra: ADELAIDE CENTRAL MARKET

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Thursday, 27 February 2014. If you are a visitor to Adelaide, the Central Market is one of those must-see venues in the city. If you live or work in the city, it is part of the scene, but for those of us who live the suburbs, it takes some effort to get there. Last week I had to cook a Cambodian dinner for a themed evening we had. What a perfect reason for me to do my shopping at the Market. My Fish Amok dish needed fresh white fish,. And other spicy ingredients. My table needed fresh flowers.

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sol y sombra: August 2013

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Saturday, 10 August 2013. Article in Inspirations 79. As usual the latest edition of Inspirations - the world's most beautiful embroidery magazine. Are filled with an array of delicious embroidery projects covering a variety of styles and methods. I love the pink and green cover - it is my favourite* colour* combination! That icy cold day in early August when we left Pretoria (and had a very rare snowfall) feels like yesterday. Ansie van der Walt. Links to this post. Labels: African Flower Chain. Our com...

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sol y sombra: Embroidery Magic

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Saturday, 15 June 2013. One of the treasures I found at Junktion yesterday: An Embroidery Magic. Binder filled with embroidery patterns. The binder contains 120 (yes, really! Pattern sheets, each with a different design. The sheets are A3 size with a photo of the finished design on one side and the instructions on the other side. There is no information anywhere on the binder about the publisher or designer(s). I tried Google, but can't find anything either. Ansie van der Walt. Thats some magic there.

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The story about textile and fibre art in Adelaide and beyond. Prudence Mapstone needs no introduction. She is the queen of freeform knitting, crochet, and yarn manipulation. Her colourful, vibrant and fun work always draws a crowd and admiring sighs and smiles. Her totem exhibition at this year’s Fair is no exception. The totems, displayed in a small alcove next to her yarn stand, cannot be missed just follow the crowd. Did you enjoy this post? This entry was posted in artisans. November 15, 2014. Follow...

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The story about textile and fibre art in Adelaide and beyond. Assemblage by Basketry SA. This is one of those cases where I don’t need to say much – the pictures speak for themselves. Brought together all the strands of experience, skill and creative energy of the members of Basketry SA. It was held at Urrbrae House. On the Waite campus of the University of Adelaide from 14-28 February 2016. Did you enjoy this post? This entry was posted in artisans. And tagged basket weaving. March 8, 2016. In the curre...

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The story about textile and fibre art in Adelaide and beyond. Yarrenyty Arltere Art Centre. The first time I saw the work of Dulcie Sharp and the other artists of the Yarrenyty Arltere Art Centre. Was at the Tarnanthi Festival of Contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art. In Adelaide in October last year. Their soft sculptures and hand embroidery jumped out at me. I immediately felt a connection. It is as if every figure had a soul. I was fortunate to see the whole artistic process in action...

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