I am returning home today after teaching in Tennessee. I am so pumped up! My classes and lecture were very well received and I was surrounded by such enthusiastic students for two full days. All creating and stitching using mounds of luscious fibers and of cause great hand dyed wool and velvets. Thank you Wendy for your amazing dyeing!
I love handwork classes the creativity is endless each student sharing and interacting makes the classes even more fun. Everyone interprets stitches differently and we all learn form each other. Most of my students are looking to be creative so they are all able to take some risk. The best part of teaching is I keep learning myself. It just makes my journey even more fulfilling.
We spent two days stitching and layering fabrics, velvets and wool. Each piece was unique.
Tammy participated in my BOM last year and decided to do another version of the quilt by digitizing the design. She brought her blocks to share with me. I love what she did! It is always fun to see how my patterns are interpreted.
What a wonderful way to do my patterns by machine especially if you do not favor handwork.
Many thanks to all at Cumberland Valley who made me feel so welcome. I hope the classes opened many doors for enjoying and exploring stitchery.
Creative Stitching
Sue
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Blessings to you,
Suzanne
Happy New Year to you Sue! I took a class from you in Arkansas a few years back and loved it! I've been trying to finish up projects as I have all these things started and nothing to show for all my hours of work! LOL! Love your pictures and your work and the work of your students as it is SO inspiring! Thanks, as always!
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ReplyDeleteLove all the inspiration, especially love that patchwork vase. The embellishment with a sewing machine is awesome.
Hi Sue, What's the name of the little squiggly stitch that's in the third photo. I'm finishing up the project form your class at buggy barn and wanted to do those but can't find it the books you recommended. Thanks Kate
ReplyDeletehello my friend.very very nice days
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