{"id":12690,"date":"2021-05-18T12:00:27","date_gmt":"2021-05-18T16:00:27","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.herringbonebindery.com\/blog\/?p=12690"},"modified":"2025-09-15T15:36:50","modified_gmt":"2025-09-15T19:36:50","slug":"100-day-project-panels-64-72","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.herringbonebindery.com\/blog\/2021\/05\/18\/100-day-project-panels-64-72\/","title":{"rendered":"100 Day Project \/\/ Panels 64 \u2013 72"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Here are the next nine panels in my 100 day project.<\/p>\n

Panel No. 64 \/\/ A Step Forward<\/strong><\/p>\n

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This panel is a throwback to Panel No. 57 in that I used a similar structure for the punching template, which is an irregular grid pattern. Within each square I punched four holes to stitch this “leg” pattern that was pulled from an old doodle. The embroidery is done with burnt orange cotton floss over a dark orchid handmade paper.<\/p>\n

Photographed on Binary, Lowercase<\/em> by Tauba Auerbach. Made while listening to Lorde.<\/p>\n

Panel No. 65 \/\/ A Step Back<\/strong><\/p>\n

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As I was creating the panel above, I was beginning to fall in love with the backside. Using the same punching template and sewing in reverse, I created this panel with burnt orange cotton floss over handmade lilac paper. The ends are left exposed on either end.<\/p>\n

Photographed on Binary, Uppercase<\/em> by Tauba Auerbach. Made while listening to Lorde.<\/p>\n

Panel No. 66 \/\/ Casserole<\/strong><\/p>\n

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This panel is constructed from a single piece of sturdy woven paper that has been embroidered in a spontaneous and geometric pattern with pale pumpkin, burnt orange, dark straw and burgundy cotton floss.<\/p>\n

Photographed on a heavily used oven mitt. Made while listening to Louis Armstrong.<\/p>\n

Panel No. 67 \/\/ Knight Wiggles<\/strong><\/p>\n

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The pattern for this panel came from some mathematically minded friends who found inspiration in the infinite moves a knight can make on a chess board (well the board has to be infinite, too). This panel is covered in light blue St. Armand paper and tooled with holographic and metallic orange foils.<\/p>\n

Photographed on my husband’s face. Made while listening to Lower Dens.<\/p>\n

Panel No. 68 \/\/ Party Cancelled<\/strong><\/p>\n

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This panel is covered in a mauve buffalo skin with a design that has been drawn in with a heat pen. When the pen was left to dwell it would burn through the leather and create a singed mark. The remaining portion of the line is painted with Acryla gouache in misty blue and leaf green.<\/p>\n

Photographed on a page from Hard Boiled<\/em> by Frank Miller and Geof Darrow. Made while listening to Lowell.<\/p>\n

Panel No. 69 \/\/ Lima, Peru<\/strong><\/p>\n

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The vintage feed sack fabric is drummed onto this panel and has been couched with various threads to create a contour drawing of a cat. The goal was create something chunky and messy and also very quickly. For this I used pink and teal yarns with strands of red and light grey wool threads.<\/p>\n

Photographed on my cat Lima.<\/p>\n

Panel No. 70 \/\/ Have You Seen My Beans?<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Back when I was creating my design for the binding Happy Abstract<\/em><\/a>, I needed to remove an onlay because the color no longer worked with the overall design. I loved the way it effected the surface of the leather and I’ve wanted to recreate it since. For this panel, I glued down pieces cut from yellow chartruese and mint Moriki and tomato red St. Armand paper. After attaching them with PVA to a piece of dark blue goatskin and allowing them to dry I peeled them off.<\/p>\n

Photographed on a page from Cool Beans<\/em> by Joe Yonan. Made while listening to Lucy Dacus.<\/p>\n

Panel No. 71 \/\/ Here Are My Beans<\/strong><\/p>\n

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The way I typically work is by adding color through use of onlays, but for this panel I did the reverse of that. I cut shapes from Frisket film and arranged them onto a yellow goatskin. Using Acryla gouache in ash yellow, I painted the entire area then removed the film. The edges can be fuzzy from this technique, so to clean it up I embroidered an outline in antique violet, ocean blue and burnt orange cotton floss.<\/p>\n

Photographed on a page from Cool Beans<\/em> by Joe Yonan. Made while listening to Lucy Dacus.<\/p>\n

Panel No. 72 \/\/ Paperclip Saturn<\/strong><\/p>\n

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This panel is a bit whimsical and my only inspiration came from this strange planet drawing left behind from one of my middle school students. The panel is covered in a summer yellow cowhide with a planet blind tooled and painted with blue green Acryla gouache. A piece of checkered lace in blush pink sits atop the cowhide and is embroidered with the same planet drawing in dark teal green cotton floss.<\/p>\n

Photographed on my feet. Made while listening to Netta.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Here are the next nine panels in my 100 day project. Panel No. 64 \/\/ A Step Forward This panel is a throwback to Panel No. 57 in that I used a similar structure for the punching template, which is an irregular grid pattern. 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