Before anyone arrived, I quickly did a quick attachment of the first face, woven temporarily in place so I can see where it will be.
Some interesting visitors, notably Patty and Sylvia, who stayed a while and asked the most interesting questions. We had a great discussion --they're accomplished knitters, crocheters, and I'll bet other arts too-- and their comments were very helpful.
The work is starting to shape up now, and I can begin to see where it's going, always a cheering moment.
This is where I got to before my session ended today
Nice afternoon, and the local paper has done a great writeup of this current tapestry work and the upcoming exhibit.
Now I'm getting ready for something completely different: Stitch in Public Day on Sunday at Monroe Library. With my Guild friends. Watch this space for more on that!
My goodness - you're a busy woman! You obviously got quite a bit done on the tapestry, despite having pauses to chat.
ReplyDeleteIt is good to have someone to question your work in a helpful way. It sometimes opens your mind to new possibilities.
ReplyDeleteWatching your work coming along is very inspiring.
so good that you are doing this in a public place for others to see and hopefully encourage them to try their hand with being creative
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