My thanks to CJ Baxter from who has her own fashion label, Twisted Fig and with hubby Brent, runs Limerence; to Gayle Burgess, a talented felter and artist; Margeret Griffin, a explorer of life; Nat Palaskas and her chum Jacky Williams, both highly creative beings and avid bloggers; mother and daughter team Marietta Herni and Deb Cotton, basketmaker and textile artist; Jillian Finch, local artist, Steiner teacher and felter, Sue Dilley and Barbara Hawkins, also members of Basketmakers of Victoria and serial work shoppers and chums Vanessa Ede-Scott and Belinda Broomhead, whose insatiable desire for investigating was an inspiration.
Thanks for spending time with me and I hope that our paths cross again soon. Now it's back to the drawing board (literally) as I have an exhibition to hang and those fabrics aren't going to arrange and sew themselves, no matter how hard I wiggle my nose.
Sounds like it was very wonderful. I hope you run workshops again :-)
ReplyDeleteI had a wonderful dyed day naturally! Jacky and I will try to arrange another day with you soon - Good luck with the exhibition. Those fabric needs beaten up to get it moving!!!
ReplyDeleteI saw some of Jacky's beautiful dying, from your workshop, on Saturday, it was beautiful. I can't believe you're so close to where I live and I haven't heard of your workshops. I'll have to remedy that.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jude, it was a wonderful day and I have been trying to fit eco dying in whenever I can at home. Look forward to your exhibition.
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