After a 6 month hiatus, I am finally emerging from my hideaway beneath the ocean waves. Can’t say the past six months have not been uneventful. This is what I did:
I ate well.
I drank well.
And I relaxed well.
But I have also worked hard, already having four shows behind me in 2013. And usually that is the total number of shows I participate in in any given year. I have been working on a few new products. One being earrings made from yarn leftover from my weaving projects with fabric recycled from other projects.
I also introduced a new line of scarves which I have called “Watercolor” scarves because the colors in the novelty yarns in the warp seem like they blend into each other. There are eight colorways in this line: Blue Bayou, Purple Passion, First Blush, First Encounter, Rhymes with Orange, Hydrangeas, Spring Fling and Mellow Mushroom. You can see them all here. And here is an example of one of the scarves.
This particular colorway was purchased by a very stylish woman whom I met at Art2Wear Nashville. She liked it so much, she even blogged about it! Thank you, Alicia!
So as I emerge from the octopus’ garden I am preparing for new challenges in weaving, and I will be more diligent in writing about them. I promise!
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