Tomorrow, after class, I'll be on my way to Sarasota for the next group of workshops. I've had a lovely time here and my host and hostess could not have been more hospitable. The weather has been a bit iffy - what I would call Sept-Oct weather in NJ -- and I simply haven't had time to take advantage of what you see on the left. But it has been a pleasure anyway.
Today was another soy wax class for the Fort Myers group, Art Quilters Unlimited. Many of them had some dye experience, but not batik experience - so it was another soy wax adventure. It never fails to amaze me how different the fabrics are when people are working with the same process. Here are a few of the more exuberant ones from today's class.
Tomorrow, we'll see how some of today's fabrics get used.
Tomorrow, we'll see how some of today's fabrics get used.
4 comments:
The results are beautiful! It is visible how you encourage your students to be spontaneous and leave behind the old butyoucan'ts and weneverdids.
Rayna! It looks like a wonderful time to be in warm weather. It is in the teens in NC so I can only imagine what it is like in NJ. The art coming out of the workshops look really great.
These look amazing! You have a talented bunch of students there. Can't wait to see what they make next.
I've just discovered your blog. These fabrics are so awesome!
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