Uploaded February 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Not every work of art hangs on a wall. Whether it’s the deep blue of the ocean or red stone of the coastline, or even the sunny gold of a hillside flower, when you look at nature, you’re seeing colour in its purest form. Susan Furneaux practices the art of mollyfodging, and she extracts an amazing palette of colours from nature, which transform everyday fabrics into vibrant folk art like mats and mittens. When this is your natural environment, the possibilities are endless.
To learn more, visit BroaderPalette.ca
Not every work of art hangs on a wall. Whether it’s the deep blue of the ocean or red stone of the coastline, or even the sunny gold of a hillside flower, when you look at nature, you’re seeing colour in its purest form. Susan Furneaux practices the art of mollyfodging, and she extracts an amazing palette of colours from nature, which transform everyday fabrics into vibrant folk art like mats and mittens. When this is your natural environment, the possibilities are endless.
To learn more, visit BroaderPalette.ca
