Once again, I am amazed at the diligence and ability in these classes. We are well on our way to having a wonderful exhibition. Counting down now - I am putting together a list of workshops to advertise for the daytimes during the exhibition, and we are all purposefully working towards our 'to do' list.
Keep those flowers coming - remember now, if you are making i-cord stems to have wire inserted so they can stand up in the 'garden' you need to cast on 5 stitches, so the opening is wide enough.
We are STILL waiting delivery of the bugs and insects book from Amazon, as is the library! In the meantime, keep up the leaves, flowers and other things. Sian's praying mantis is looking amazing, and we have ladybird, butterfly, caterpillar and bee patterns if you want them.
A couple of new photos today - we did a little bit of yarnbombing outside the education room. A lovely scene, with the Estuary, the Tai Chi class and the 'dressed' trees - (just a pity about the ugly prefabs next door).
More connections discovered tonight - we all know someone... scarey. Lovely fun and laughter - keep it up.
KIP 2012
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Irish Hiking Scarf
Seagardens Aotearoa
Large Seagardens Aotearoa piece
FOR THE EXHIBITION
Edith's veges
Detail of Gillian's seascape
Christine's stilt
Sally's work
Edith's toadstools
Well done Christine!
Kaywin and Jan's bunting
Scarecrow
Jennie's roses
Elaine's birds made with sock wool
Gillian's monster flower
more fruit from Sally
Sally's veges
Gillian's starfish -back
Edith's fish
Sally's dolphin
Sian's flower
Gillian's paua
Robyn's sunset-inspired piece
Jennie's hats
Barbara T's crochet
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