Family History – Fiber Art by Carola

Fiber Friday | 10.21.2022

Preparing silk for surface design techniques. Eco-Printing with Flowers, Abstract Silk Painting & Marbling.

Mama’s Barbecue Sauce | NC Down East Style

Mouth watering homemade Carolina barbecue sauce created by Minnie Haskins on Daniel Hill in Wilson, NC.

Fiber Friday: Using Natural Indigofera Tinctoria Powder, Chips or Chunks

Salt Water Geechee Peoples’ Ways of Processing Natural Plant-Based Indigo With Fruit Sugar

Binding & Stitching Up My Blues

What does it mean to stitch and bind up my Blues into bundles to create living “Water Is Life” indigenous indigo medicine cloth.

Binding Up My Blues

Bundling up my Blues | Indigo As Medicine | Indigenous Ways of Creating For Healing & Wellness

Indigo Cloth 2 Dye 4: Day 16/30

Walking out my dying mother’s prayers to make the world a better place.

Indigo Cloth 2 Dye 4: Day 15/30

Life on the Pow Wow Highway.

Indigo Cloth 2 Dye 4: Day 14/30

Missing the fellowship of being active in Church since Covid.

Indigo Cloth 2 Dye 4: Day 13/30

My family history in Coastal North Carolina.

Indigo Cloth 2 Dye 4: Day 12/30

Fashion Is Language Sage Paul Cardinal was the first that I heard say that indigenous fashion is a language. I witnessed what she meant when I attended my first Indigenous Fashion Week Runway Show in Toronto. The experience was mind blowing and changed the direction of my art-making hands. Indigo dyeing came back to TheContinue reading “Indigo Cloth 2 Dye 4: Day 12/30”