I had a great group of women in my class at the biennial. Everyone embraced the class and developed a pattern and picked their colors and started hooking. In my mind I thought there would be those that would design quickly and pick colors and get started hooking and there would be others who would spend more time in designing their patterns---this is what happened and there were some great projects started. I only wish that I could have cloned myself---hard to do both at once. I spend the first part of the class explaining the process. I had lots of templates and design inspirations---napkins, books, fabrics, etc. I had pieces that could be cut out and traced around, pieces on red dot and had a couple of temporary light boxes using an under the bed storage box turned upside down with an ott-lite under it---wish I had gotten a picture. Thanks Donna for bringing the tubs and thanks Sally for getting me extra tables so there was plenty of room for people to work. Note to self---not a good idea to draw on linen with black markers with a white tablecloth under it.
My great class---a great group!
Here are a couple of close ups.
The biennial was a lot of fun---great vendors, a large rug show, great classes all in a beautiful environment.
Start making plans to attend the next one in San Antonio on the Riverwalk in 2015!
I purchased a DVD that was put together at the biennial and am looking forward to receiving it---it will feature the rug show as well as candid shots of the classes etc. I was not a good picture taker so am happy that it was done.
I am having home classes today and Wednesday so I have to get busy.
Yesterday I did my 10 mile training run---it was hard!
October 19th I will run my 4th half marathon---13.1 miles!!!!
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