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Dear Friends
I haven't dropped off the end off the earth! But I have been busy teaching children again which means wool and projects for nearly 500 junior children!
Here is a little peek at my work. Which seems to be dragging its' feet over the last few weeks.
These leaves are carefully dyed and chosen for this next piece and only await me to get my act together to start stitching them!
Nice taster. Or should that word be teaser?;-)
ReplyDeleteElizabeth, I love your colors. What do you use to dye your leaves? You do such great things with your kids, give them such gifts. I know that they love that. All of your hard work is worth it-such color and beauty for the world!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Cameron
I just want to run my hands through those lovely leaves.Bet you can't wait to get at them on your piece.
ReplyDelete500 school children- Art Classes...makes me shudder(I am a retired Primary Teacher, he,he). Love your felting work.
Luscious leaves - yum, yum, yummy!
ReplyDeletePeace,
LuLu
www.lulu-too-beaucoup.blogspot.com
Lovely colours! As usual!!!
ReplyDeletethe leaves look fantastic
ReplyDeleteShould be a wonderful experience....looking forward to more glimpses.
ReplyDeleteI'll try again to post a comment here Elizabeth, but it almost always fails....and I don't know why!
ReplyDeleteThe work is spectacular as usual. I am amazed! Everyone must have had so much fun. What great memories for all of you!
Really wonderful!
many hugs,
Suzanne