GOD BLESS OUR HOME, Wonderfully Crude Make Do Embroidery on Wire Mesh Screen, Original Frame fallen trees with a neck on the

with a neck on the green glazed one where the lamp fixture is held

can can grow up to 10 feet long

and decorated all the way around

and holes in the corner for hanging

a well known Inuit artist (both for carvings and for prints) from Puvirnituq/Povungnituk in northern Nunavik

GOD BLESS OUR HOME, Wonderfully Crude Make Do Embroidery on Wire Mesh Screen, Original Frame fallen trees with a neck on theI do believe my favorite find of the week; I just love this. I'd call it a "make do" version of a punch perforated paper embroidery, done instead on a wire mesh screen (which one imagines was left over from screening the porch or barn yard or making a strainer) and, happily, with this red yarn forming the most perfectly crude, matter of fact lettering possible a complete 180 degrees from the fancy to "God Bless" lettering of more common punch paper