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Monday, September 28, 2009

Urchfont weekend


Had a lovely stitchy weekend at Urchfont, and actually managed to get a lot of work completed in preparation for the forthcoming exhibition at Radley College. Will post details shortly.

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Salisbury Talk


Met some really wonderful members of the evening group of the Salisbury branch of the Embroiderers Guild. They had invited me to give them my talk on "Stitch and Distort".

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Barnstable exhibition 12th September to 7th November 2009


I am a member of the Urchfont Embroiderers and we have an exhibition at the Barnstable Museum at the moment. Many of my " Faces " series are being shown. Click here for details of the Musuem at Barnstable.

Monday, September 14, 2009

Banbury


Strange emotions today, very sad attendance at Auntie's funeral and pleasure to see members of the family.

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Swindon Open Studios

Visit the Swindon Open Studios website


Click on the banner to take you to the website and you will find the map and featured artists there

Had an interesting afternoon in Town today, which is quite an unusual event these days.... but if you are around I think you might like to go and visit the Open studios. They were taking photos for the blog as I was going around yesterday. have a look here . The event finishes tomorrow as sadly it only runs for the weekend.

Wednesday, September 09, 2009

Working


My "faces" work has been delivered to Barnstable Museum for the Exhibition, which is running until November 7th 2009. So if you happen to be passing do go in and have a look. Let me know what you think too please. The art has been created over a period of time, as it seems that however hard I might try to change the focus away from faces.... they keep coming back. I have sold many of these in the past.... but thesein the exhibition are the latest pieces.
I am now in the process of working towards the next exhibition starting in October, which is at Radley College Abingdon. The work is well under way as you can see, but I really do not need all the help being offered by Mr Siamese - who does like to sit on the work whilst I am trying to stitch. Wish me luck!