Whilst I am cracking the whip and handing out detentions left right and centre over in school I am busily failing to keep up myself....oops! Here's proof that I am trying though. This is a piece I am creating alongside the work my girls are doing. They get blow by blow updates, video and chat. We are supposed to finish on Friday...not a chance. I am rubbish at deadlines in case you hadn't figured that out yet. Doesn't this always happen? I have another piece on the go too....stitching my fingers to the bone on an edge, burning the midnight oil. I couldn't work any faster if I tried. What to do? Stop having so much fun....that would be a good place to start....
p.s......awful dirty looking pictures.....grovelling apology....
10 comments:
love those open, webbed areas.
Just carry on having fun, every one else is. The woven pieces should look good with the blue behind
The scrim openwork is a brilliant way to create a lightness into a piece of work. Love all the swiggly bulllions and all those french knots.
I think we are only at the beginning! There is no real deadline is there? We will just go on and on. I can't think that it will be over on Friday. I won't know what to do! We just have to go on and on.
Love the open bits, and the fact they look random rather than rigid, and planned, and even.......
Don't worry Karen, we are still here! I like the wrapping - going to try some of that maybe tomorrow - I have commissions for 3 flower girl dresses - so I'm making them now, then will continue with the class fun - still working on my wrapping cloth BUT am adding some ideas from this class! Keep on keeping on! Love, Linda
Cracking whips and handing out detentions sounds like fun;-)
Why stop?
I'm sure the students love it when it comes from you *lol*
I am so looking forward to learning from you in May! All of this eye candy is so beautiful.
That webby effect is interesting...
And btw, on my screen the photos don't look at all grubby!
I'm sure the students are quaking in their boots if you're cracking the whip! (btw - I really hope you will offer this class again later on when I might have more time to play along). These bits you are showing are ever so intriguing!
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