Gwyn Marathas, North Easton, MA
Polyethylene bailing twine (from hay bales) Twining technique and hot glue to secure for indoor/outdoor use. I used this recycled plastic twine to illustrate how plastics have inundated the environment – even fiber-by replacing the sisal and hemp used before. We just can’t get away from it!
Hana Hong, Seoul, South Korea
Leaves: Wire, Lorea paper, glue, water, Makes the frame with the wire, Korean paper cuts small, With adhesives adhesion (Korean paper) , Sprinkles the water, “The color use which is to Taeguk Flag (Taeguk flag is Korea Flag), I hope informs Taeguk Flag to the World/Wire, white paper, Attaches the paper in the wire, Makes frame with the wire, Roll up the wire and makes shape, “The white symbolizes the white clothe nation, Whith white a same Korean clean mind expression”/ “Informs Hangul (Korean alphabet) to the World, Use the Korea Paper and shows beautiful of South Korea.”
Happily Hooked on Crochet Club, New Fairfield, CT
HHCC Founder/Vice President: Dee Stanziano
Artists: Hinda Alder, Celeste Caprio, Karen Harney, Rosalie Hollingsworth, Grace Gardiner, Diane Gilbert, Margaret Hubert, Irene Iannelli, Chava Karlovich, Nicole Lewis, Anna Margan, Kathy Philips, Dee Stanziano, Sheila Sweet
Heather Broadhurst, San Diego, CA
All save dark green leaf knitted from Berroco Comfort, dark green knitted from cotton, all leaves my own design.
Heather Crossley, Stretton Heights, QLD, Australia
Black felt, fiber, beads, and sequins.