







merry christmas!
here are a few photos from my week.
we leave for san francisco on monday... i can't wait to be there!
ps... here is gus enjoying a bath.
















i love vanessa davis's drawing and writing style... her book spaniel rage on my holiday wish list. 
our mociun + corwin 2010 calendar print is now available in my shop!
burda style is giving away a copy of my book printing by hand, a variety of my fabric scraps and field notes to print on. click here to leave a comment and a chance to win (ends tomorrow at noon)!





















volume ten!



thanks again to wonder wonder (first photo) and odette ny (second photo) for joining the design co-op for the last fort greene flea of the season. i left saturday's flea with a crocheted necklace from hikaru, and a stomach full of tacos. in the last photo i'm standing on a braided mat that i bought at the flea a few weeks ago.







here are some photos i took at last week's flea design co-op at the brooklyn flea. i was so glad that jen causey/simply photo could join as a special guest seller.














thanks bird & banner, for introducing me to the work of marlene reidel. these are from the 1960s and 70s. i wish i could read more about her here, but unfortunately can't since the site is german.
















i was more than happy to do a trade recently with one of my favorite designers, virginia johnson. i had a hard time choosing which shawl i wanted (i've had my eye on the camels forever), but i made the right choice with the shark pattern... i love it. when the shawl/scarf is worn the sharks aren't really visible, so it's not too much. it really makes me smile.


TIE DYE WORKSHOP WITH SHABD SIMON-ALEXANDER
Two 2-hour classes
6pm – 8pm
Mondays Nov 9th & 16th
Fort Greene, Brooklyn
$150
Shabd creates extraordinary tie dyed textiles, and in this workshop she will be sharing her secrets and techniques! She will demonstrate how she mixes dyes and chemicals, and several methods for tie dyeing to create different patterns. You will need to bring clothing for dyeing (cotton works best, but also silk and rayon), including tee shirts, scarves, socks, etc. Shabd is a multimedia artist also works with embroidery, photography, sculpture, performance, and other methods of storytellying. Her products can be seen on her website, here: shabdismyname.com.
to sign up, email: info (at) lenacorwin.com




