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Rupture, Repair & The Joys of Moss: A Month of Making at the Studio
Rupture, Repair & The Joys of Moss: A Month of Making at the Studio

A Little Tear, A Little Mend – and a Whole Lot of Meaning
This Thursday we’re doing something special. It’s one of our Experimental Thursdays, and this time it’s called Rupture and Repair.

Now, I know what you're thinking. “Tearing up fabric and stitching it back together? That sounds simple enough!” But trust me—it’s not quite as straightforward as it sounds.

Mastering Hand-Dyeing: Creating Unique and Vibrant Threads
Mastering Hand-Dyeing: Creating Unique and Vibrant Threads
The following day involves a lengthy process of rinsing the dye from the balls and cones. This step can take several days to complete. Finally, while the threads are still wet, I use a microwave to set the colours, after which they are left to dry. Drying can be a time-consuming affair, often taking several days or even weeks for larger cones. It is crucial to keep a close eye on the drying process, periodically rotating the cones to prevent any deterioration caused by extended exposure to moisture.