Adventures of a studio artist who works primarily with textile and mixed media art.
Showing posts with label Rockhounding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rockhounding. Show all posts
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Small Works - Legend Rock Series

Legend Rock #6
Here are three pieces in a series I have done relating to
Legend Rock Petroglyph site in Wyoming.
The Thermofax screens are created from photos I took of the actual petroglyphs there.
Handpainted cotton broadcloth, hand dyed cotton broadcloth.
Block Printed, Screen Printed, quilted
Embellished with hand dyed yarns and petrified wood chips.
Friday, July 9, 2010
Crystal Park
The Pioneer Mountains in southwestern Montana is an area rich in precious minerals and stones.
Crystal Park, located on National Forest land is a place for citizens to retrieve crystals legally.

It was overcast and comfortably cool when we arrived. The mosquitoes were pretty dense, so we were glad we were comfortable in long pants and sleeves.

The crystals are embedded in the ground, and people have been digging for them for many years, so the ground is pretty rough. We did a lot of our searching on the top - since it had rained recently - some smaller crystals were sparkling and caught our eye.
We saw people who were digging 12 feet down. We talked to others who tapped into a vein of the red clay/stone that contains the crystals - some of which are amethysts.
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