by Sharon of Stray Notions


We were so busy that I didn't get as many photos of everyone and their creations as I would have liked, but I spread a buffet of materials including buttons, sequins, beads and pipe cleaners, in addition to a rainbow created from recycled wool clothing. Everyone left with some completed blossoms and materials to continue working on at home.

Next month I will be reprising my 15 (more like 8) minutes of fame teaching how to embroider and line a canvas tote bag using a drawing or inspiration photograph (it can be your own, a child's or one that I will make available). To join me sign up here.

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ReplyDeleteWow, it looks like it was a great class! Nicely done, Sharon, for the class and then showcasing it for those of who couldn't make it.
ReplyDeleteP.S. -- Everybody loves Aretha, the owl, who sits inquisitively on my coat. Aretha and I met at the Boston Handmade gallery this December. Thanks for bringing her into this world. :)
Thanks Orange - so glad you are showing Aretha around :)
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