Vintage Table Linens Reimagined #3 is the third in the series where I am reimagining vintage table linens so they work in, with, or against the grids of construction fences.
These paintings incorporate sections of vintage cross-stitched table cloths and runners, monoprinted the textures of construction fences combined with handpainting, handstamping, collage, and stitching, on stiffened fabric.
Today, I painted black lines around each month to separate them visually. This photo shows January through September. At the end of this month, I'll share what the painting looks like through November, as I have been doing each month all year.
New work: Vintage Table Linens Reimagined #2
In this series, I am reimagining vintage table linens so they work in, with, or against the grids of construction fences.
These paintings incorporate sections of vintage cross-stitched table cloths and runners, monoprinted the textures of construction fences combined with handpainting, handstamping, collage, and stitching, on stiffened fabric.
Vintage Table Linens Reimagined #2 is mixed media on stiffened fabric that measures 18.5” x 15.5”
I finished Vintage Table Linens Reimagined #2 last night and immediately laid out the base fabric and some pieces of vintage embroideries as a start to Vintage Table Linens Reimagined #3, which is about 8" x 33" to represent a table runner. I'll be working on it this week, as well as my walking painting as we are 7.5 weeks away from the end of the year and there’s a lot to do to finish it, and there’s a new Wordle painting to start that is based on my custom made puzzle that 22 people (so far) have solved and sent me their results. I have lots of time to work during my weeklong staycation since I have to limit walking on my broken foot.
