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Monday, 21 September 2015

Small project and a large exhibition

After completing two large projects, I am clearing some small pieces to be sold or raffled at our upcoming exhibition from 23 - 25 October.

Cushion, front and back, machine quilted with two layers of wadding


















Then today to a remarkable exhibition at the Royal Academy by Ai Wei Wei.  This is bound to get huge press coverage, so I am very glad that I went before any reviews have come out.  I am hugely impressed by Ai Wei Wei's work, having seen another smaller exhibition at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park a year ago.  This is an even more powerful experience and many of the pieces will be seen as extremely provocative in their portrayal of the Chinese government.  There is an audio guide to the exhibition, but I abandoned this very quickly, preferring visual immersion only.  A fantastic way to start an autumn season of art viewing.



Thursday, 2 December 2010

Dashing through the snow…….

4cm of snow and elder son’s school is closed. 

Snow Dec 02 003

Pond looks lovely though

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At least it is an excuse to get out the Christmas cushions and start loud renditions of the song title thereon, much to children’s embarrassment.

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Thursday, 11 February 2010

Scraps +blanket+ words = cushion


When the going gets tough, the tough get stitching. Mindless strips on a calico background, embellished with a great ribbon and backed with a comforting piece of old blanket. Design feature required on the blanket due to an indelible splodge of blue ink.