James R. Murphy's La Guardia students with their string figuresmore here.
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4 comments:
I used to do string figures when I was a little girl. Great nostalgia.
Best blog on this internet
love string art.....
used to spend hours as a kid working on new formations. this posting makes me want to pick up some string again.
wow.
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