It's over, I think it was a success and I am worn out. I can't imagine how I used to teach five days a week and still be able to do some extra bits - family, study, quilting . . .
I have made some notes for myself about things that could be better, and I hope will be, when I do the second workshop in October. I have also asked for feedback - hope I get some.
I took my camera but didn't take any photos.
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Playing with all kinds of fabrics, textiles and textile art
About Me
- joanlil
- I have been fiddling with fibres and fabrics in my free time for 50 years or so. Now I am retired I still don't have enough time for everything I want to try. I was diagnosed with advanced colon and liver cancer in December 2009. I have begun a blog that will chronicle my fight to defeat this enemy.
1 comment:
I totally agree. I teach full time and I don't know how I get anything quilty done at all. The garden certainly doesn't get any attention!
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