Barbara
Lawler
Birmingham,
England
Ravelry - Newform
The
Colour of Water
The title of the 2015 challenge conjured up
visions of a deep, blue ocean, pristine, white sands and palm trees. Dream on,
the reality of living in the centre of England turned out to be rather different.
I found a body of water called Edgbaston Reservoir,
just 15 minutes away from my home and this was the starting point for my
challenge piece The Colour of Water.
There wasn’t any white sand, in fact there
wasn’t a beach due to nearly constant rain (called weather bombs). There were
trees, but sadly not of the palm variety and most of these seem to be growing
in or have fallen into the water. It was grey, grey, grey and the wind nearly
knocked you off your feet. “That’s why it is used for sailing!” DH observed
helpfully, as my piece nearly toppled into the water. I remember thinking at
the time does this make my piece just a drop in the ocean.
Technical details and photos can be found here
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