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07 May 2011

Sea Meets Sky

This is a mock-up demo of a mobile that will hang in our exhibition space. The actual mobile will be a wooden structure measuring approx. 1½ x 2½ feet.

The mobile will have three interactive elements hanging among strings of yarn. They will be in the shape of a butterfly, a star and a fish ...I have yet to make them... and they will work as a pendulum; the swinging arm will complete the circuit in our technical design. To make the elements sturdy the shapes will be cut from plastic canvas. Plastic canvas is perfect material for this because it won't curl like knitted shapes do, and a flat surface is crucial to the pendulum design.

To see an example of cross-stitch on plastic canvas click here.

The butterfly, star and fish elements will allow the user to control our project as an alternative to using a keyboard and mouse. We will make them quite decorative and beautiful with crochet designs in sparkly muted coloured yarns.


Water droplets, waves, and clouds; sky meets sea.

the mobile mock-up
luxurious popcorn wool for the mobile
Annie.

Bloomin' Lovely

The first flowers bloom in REplay Forest...

My family lent a helping hand tonight.
my auntie knitting with Tivoli Waves yarn
Mam crocheting a flower in chunky yarn
Well done ladies, 15 flowers made tonight :)
Take a closer look at tonights progress...

The dimensions of the exhibition space will determine the amount of flowers needed to decorate the grass bank, I am aiming for one-hundred.

Annie.

06 May 2011

Recycling Freebies

Alannagh and I sourced materials for the set design today and managed to come away from our local V&W Recycle Centre in Dundalk with a large bag of shredded paper. We will spray paint the paper green to use as grass on the exhibition floor.

shredded paper
a bag of green fleece material cut-offs from Horseware Ireland
to use as a grass bank around the edge
of the exhibition space walls
me sorting through my aunty's odd balls :)

Annie.

03 May 2011

Graphics? Check.

REplay Forest in full bloom. What do you think?

Graphics by Alannagh
Annie.