a peek in my lovely envelope from England
The contents out of the envelope
a better look at the rusted fabric
I love the rusted fabric. I think it will go in to the special fabric place in my stash until I think what I can do with it.
I called the art educator at the Gallery today to check on the status of how many students had signed up for my Fusible Fibre Art: Introduction to Fusibles workshop on March 28. We have 8 people signed up and one had paid. Laurie indicated that those who have signed up were very interested so she said to go ahead and make up my samples, etc.
While I was at the post office today, I also chatted with another arty aquaintance and told her what the workshop was about. She is going to talk with someone tonite and the last 2 spaces in the workshop may be filled.
This week my goal is to get the fabric samples made for the workshop, then I can concentrate on getting the handouts done.
3 comments:
Cool, Louise! I hope you find something fun to do with the mystery fabric!
I started reading your blog and discovered I may have met you in the Misty Fuse booth in Houston! i stopped in a couple times to blather on about my Bernina garment.
Thanks for letting me know you got the parcel.
Take care,
Sandy in the UK
That may have been Sarah Ann Smith. She said she was demoing Mistyfuse last fall. Or, it could have been someone else who had some spare time while at the festival. I volunteered because I missed the cutoff for class registration in Long Beach so had to register the day before they started.
Addendum: I forgot to say that I did my demoing at the Long Beach Festival in July.
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