It's amazing what you find when you move house. I have been trying to find these tifaifai's I made some time ago for a couple of years now, but do you think I could find them? And then when you are not looking they reappear- I am sure they planned it! I am still thinking of writing another tifaifai book as my other one has gone out of print. And of course they had to be pomegranates as well- Demeter is sending strong signals - I am finding pomegranate things everywhere- or maybe I have just made lots of pomegrante things!
I am making progress on 72 More Ways- it's quite a challenge finding 72 new things for machine quilting- in fact I have run out of ideas for the day- I hope some new ones arrive during the night! This weekend I have to go and teach at Bairnsdale.I have also been thinking about doing an on-line workshop on lino-cutting and printing with lino on fabric , when I work out how exactly I am going to do that!
Je suis heureuse que vous ayez retrouvé ces titafafai, c'est magnifique.
ReplyDeleteI'll sign up now, in anticipation....!
ReplyDeleteOhmygosh, these are *stunning*. If you write a book with things like this in it, I'll be deeeeelighted to buy it!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely, as is your pomegranate work. I saw tiny pomegranate motifs on 2500 year old artefacts last weekend and thought of you.
ReplyDeletean online course in lino-cutting... looking forward to hearing more..
ReplyDeleteI would like very much to follow an on-line class on lino-cutting.... I'm waiting for it.
ReplyDeleteCatherine G 78
these remind me of Hawaiian applique quilts. with a twist.
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ReplyDeleteSeeing how much you're into Pomegrenates, I thought I'd direct you to this link http://www.thekitchn.com/thekitchn/video/how-to-open-a-pomegranate-069847
ReplyDeleteNot only are those fruits beautiful to look at, but delicious too!!!
Enjoy!!!