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Sketchbook Part eight – a bumper crop..

Posted by Vix on April 1, 2010April 1, 2010

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I just got reminded by Facebook that it's been ten years since i was discharged from mental health care.

#WIP of the #Rivers for @stans_cafe - after spending ages trying to figure out the best way to represent #TheThames on the map I've settled on using strings of second hand beads, and the ground is an upcycled shop hanging- i totally fell in love with the delicate line of the river on the page (it looked like elvish or vulcan script) so am trying my damndest to keep that delicacy

More goodies for the #Rivers project with @stans_cafe - this time bought from an ebay seller with a lot of vintage/broken jewellery rather than retrieved from the banks of the Thames! Loads of beads and charms for details, and chains for bridges/dams/so on. Also lots of glorious random bits - a 1926 Eucharistic Congress watch chain anyone? And i think that cat might be wanting to eat my soul...

The haul of mudlarking booty! Including a vertebrae, bullet casings, garnets, ceramics from 1600-1900, coral that was probably peed on, tudor pins, fossilised wood, fragments of an 18th century gin bottle and a bit of grenade! Plus many, many bits of clay pipe.

Phase one of the #Mudlark adventure! Am on the train waiting to leave the station. Unflattering picture in train window reflection.

Have been on a full-on charity shop binge today for the first time in 15 months - I'm working on a pair of textile #RibbonMaps for @stans_cafe's upcoming #Rivers project so am sourcing recycled materials. Today i went through the charity shops of West Brom, picking up the fabulous but difficult to shift (when i ran More Than Vintage the hardest stuff to sell was size 8 and under, slightly damaged things and ties).

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