Another Great Festival
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| George R Brown convention center, on the right |
My week started by meeting several friends for dinner Monday night a few hours after I arrived and I knew then festival had officially begun.
I love the contrast of Alisa’s dark hair with Lesley’s beautiful white hair.
Tracie gave each of us a sachet filled with lavender, embellished with ribbons, lace and a hand painted cloth button.
They smelled so nice.
On Tuesday I taught Tsukineko Inks. It was a full class, in fact I had a 49 person waiting list!, so if you tried to get in and couldn’t, I’m sorry, but the good news is, I will be teaching it again next year in Houston.
the following photos were taken in class by Indigo.
Just a little adjustment with color can make a flat image suddenly pop.
At noon I got a call from my friend Frieda Anderson, that it was time to break for lunch, so Laura Wasilowski, Frieda, Australian art quilter Lisa Walton (who was in my class) and I had lunch at a little restaurant in the park across from the convention center. |
| the lovely Laura |
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| me, Frieda, Laura and Lisa |
Leslie Jenisen, Frances Holiday Alford, Me, Jamie Fingal, Connie Hudson and Alisa Burke
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| Connie, Alisa, Leslie, Frances and Me. |
Bringing a wonderful, but long day to an end, I met with more friends for dinner.
WOW! Your student work is amazing! Love all the photos. Wish I could have been there.
So tell us….are your cheeks hurting from all the smiling? Looks like you are having a marvelous time!!!
lol, Jill, one of these days you will have to make the trip to Houston.
Such beautiful student work! I’m sure it’s because they had a fabulous teacher.