Many years ago, I took a workshop with a Korean artist who taught me Joomchi. I remember her studio and home was in the Santa Fe Art District but I didn't recall her name. All I remember from that day was looking at her beautiful and intricate hand-made books.
We spent the day felting mulberry papers together until they felt like fabric. When I got back to my studio, I added lots of hand stitching and loved the piece I made. Last week, as I was organizing my studio (once again!) I found the second piece I made in the workshop but never finished. So I decided to finish this piece as well using variegated perl cotton thread. THEN, I remembered my instructor's name. Sammy Seung-Min Lee. Having just seen her exhibit at the Denver Botanic Gardens, I never connected my experience learning Joomchi with her amazing exhibit. Duh! Joomchi is a calming process that can "attach" two pieces of paper into a fabric-like material. I encourage you to try it!
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Jane D
7/11/2023 10:05:15 am
Love this piece!
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