The baboon

To be continued...

My Baboon

I love to share photos from my desktop, of my works in progress, since I assume that when working with textile, the process can be just as interesting as the final results. For me, it feels like a journey of some sort, as hooks and yarns go through the form which is being designed by them at the same time.

Heads and Legs

 There was new project I was about posting, but then, while editing photos, those popped up, and I couldn't resist sharing them before.

 

 

 

 

“Lady Cocrico” will be exhibited till November 25 at “GamGallery “. You are more than welcome to pay her a visit.

Lady cocorico#3

It is weird to live without the lady, so from time to time I pay her a visit at the gallery, and there are a few images I haven't shared yet, so here they are:

 

Yesterday I heard from someone who knows someone who lives nearby about a very young girl who went with her father to walk their dog, and when they reached the gallery window, she wouldn't agree to leave, ignoring her father's insisting, convincing and tempting attempts to go back home.

Two Grey Dogs

 

 

In one of my recent posts I wrote about the trial and error process I had been going through in order to figure out how I should crochet these dogs. After the custom dogs were complete, I had some time to play with the "leftovers", and that is how these two came into the world.

 

Both of them are listed in my Etsy store, here and here.

The Evolution of a Dog

 

The little guy I showed last week are supposed to have two dogs, and using photos of them, I started crocheting the two tiny dogs. What at the beginning seemed to be an ordinary and simple task eventually became a long trial and error process which lasted more than two days, till I figured out how I should create those tiny creatures. I can't share the final results yet, but hope to do so soon.

Crocheting the first foot

 

  I will come back soon with more updates...

The hands

Those were first, but they didn't fit very well,

 

 so I had to replace them, it lasted a while, till I figured out how should I crochet the human-like hands.

 And here they are, tomorrow I will begin with the feet.

And yet in progress

Growing-up

Here she is, yet there is much more to be done; keeping on unpicking and re-crocheting, over and over again. The pace is slow, and now I keep working on the hands and legs.

More work in progress

  

There was much unpicking involved in my working process during the last few days, it has been growing at a slower pace. 

Work in progress