It seems like ages since my last post but I have been teaching several Christmas workshops and even some Christmas cookery along side my normal adult cooking courses! This last one is a bit of a joke with those who know me well as I hate cooking. Unfortunatley I didn't have my camera with me for these workshops but these were some the children did in York. Its not a great photo though but you can just about make them out alongside the butterflies.

When I put my Christmas tree up today I just can't believe that it is eleven years since this hung on the tree for the first time, where does the time go? It has become a tradition to make a new tree decoration each year -

I have also managed to get some work done for my City and Guilds diploma, the most worrying thing about this is that I seem to be enjoying working with plastic more and more. This is a page from my sketchbook

I am really happy with this folded patchwork sample

After folding a square I then covered it with fabric paint and used the folds to insert old lace and fabric. I also covered some cotton wadding with the same fabric paint. I used an idea from
Tina, folded the backing to the front and stitched down with big stitches so you could also see the wadding. No plastic on this though.
wbow ! you`v well and truly cracked that!brilliant, excellant, i am so proud of you!
ReplyDeleteWOW! BRILLIANT, EXCELLANT, FANTASTIC, you have well and truly cracked that I am so proud oof you.
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