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Lives in Franklin, Tasmania Working in the Huon Valley Tasmania gives me the opportunity to live and work immersed in the natural environment, not only am I blessed with the abundance of trees, leaves and bark, the environment my home, from which I forage provides a wealth of glorious strolls and experiences. I am becoming quite specific knowing favourites where a treasure trove of new and old growth becomes the jewels on the cloth.       Can't live without... Eucalypts Old copper pots A view one eye open one eye dreaming Protein fibres Linda's Fibre Arts workshop link
20 Comments
Sharron Deacon Begg
21/12/2021 07:36:18 am
A stunning view is always so inspirational...lucky you ! 21/12/2021 08:03:26 am
Yes, very lucky for this view, growing the Eucalypts and seeing them always inspires and reconnects me to the nature as my palette as well as my natural source of my sustainable art making
Dianne Kaye Wood
21/12/2021 08:51:17 am
Love your work, and the studio is to die for. I am also a Textile Artist who dyes my own fabrics and also uses commercial fabrics if I have to. I use rust, Eucalypts, bark and lots of other things to dye. Your views are magnificent
Linda Chee
21/12/2021 09:05:08 am
Dianne working in natural dyes has so many possibilities. I am an Eucalypt specialist and you will be surprised at the range of results Eucalypts can give. 21/12/2021 08:59:25 am
We're practically neighbours Linda. I'm also in the Huon. Love your eco dyed colours - they're so reflective of the landscape.
Linda Chee
21/12/2021 09:06:23 am
Well Lynne when are you coming to visit and see the studio in real life. 22/12/2021 03:38:11 pm
Will certainly arrange for a visit to your studio after the silly season, Linda. Thank you.
Linda Chee
22/12/2021 06:11:36 pm
Looking forward to meeting you
Maureen wallace
11/1/2022 10:58:11 am
Loved to join you Lynne. Love eco dying
Nancy Batenburg
23/12/2021 07:23:27 am
Awww. I only have a carved bowl from my last visit to the Huon Valley and live on the opposite end of the country! I can imagine you enjoying the nuances of seasons as they change and the influences of that on your dyed fabrics. Thanks for sharing.
Linda Chee
25/12/2021 08:09:59 am
Yes having seasons, is fabulous and it does influence the dyeing process
Jenny Riley
24/12/2021 11:05:47 pm
Very impressed to see your lovely studio on the Fibre Arts site Linda.
Linda Chee
25/12/2021 08:11:03 am
Thanks Jenny it is a very productive place 19/1/2022 07:56:15 pm
eco dyeing blanket and making into clothing is very creative - recycle and make a new item to wear. I was born in Hobart - Live in ACT. I am a feltmaker and textile designer. 20/1/2022 08:35:07 am
Yes it can create many challenges using limited materials but it pushes the boundaries to explore the nuances. I always dye and make from sustainable fabrics hoping you keep the piece for at least 30 years then compost it. Do you come back to your birth place in Hobart?
Lovely work Linda, specially with eucalyptus. Given that you love working with protein based fabrics. Please visit our website and have a look, we have a huge variety of wool and silk all from small weavers in India, ethically sourced and some just made for us. Feel free to email me for further information. Leave a Reply. |
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