
Paul and I had a date this evening at the
"Top of the East"at the Eastland Hotel with a lovely sunset and sweeping views of Portland and Casco Bay.

Spectacular fall color along our walk....Portland is a beautiful city!
In an attempt to use a variety of media....and the desire for still more textures I spent some time today working with wool. Here's my first wool stack.
I started by attaching vertical strips to fusible stabilizer to create the focal stripe stack.
Before top stitching I added fuzzy yarns in between the strips...again to add texture and to fill in the gap.
I used the same technique for the rest of the piece...cutting...fusing...stitching...trimming.

I picked up three of these 6 1/2 x 12 1/2 "
Fine Wine" signs at a resale shop for a few dollars years ago and I finally have a use for them. They are the perfect nest for the wool and the dark green weathered wood makes a nice frame. I glued the piece in with gel medium. I hope to make more.

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