Back to my dyeing roots. I have just been accepted as a member of TOTE (The Oamaru Textile Emporium, based down in the Historic Precinct) so I now need to ramp what I have available for sale.
In addition, I have another class of EQ7 Beginners' Patchwork starting on 7th November (US time) - details are here http://academyofquilting.com/class-schedule-2/online-class-details/?classesID=106. If you have Electric Quilt software, this class will help you get the best from your programme. If not, and you love designing quilts, it's worth having EQ7. Being able to test designs, colours and layouts before cutting into any fabric is hugely beneficial for quilters, given the price of fabric these days.
I'll post more soon about the things I'm making for TOTE and my new direction towards slow cloth.
5 comments:
To encourage you to get back to blogging, I'm commenting, even though I know about the TOTE thing from Facebook. Facebook is fleeting and immediate, a blog is more permanent and conducive to reading when one has time (imho)
Love the hand-dyes and look forward to seeing pictures of the other "goods" you'll have for sale. ;-)
Wow, you've left Invercargill and moved Northwards, and all good news. Love those fabrics, and so glad you are back here, as I haven't visited you on Facebook yet. Take care, Jean.
Nice to see you here again. Trying to get back to blogging too. It helps my creativity somehow.
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