I sure appreciate, though, knowing weavers who have life outside weaving, particularly those who love to garden as I always seem to come home with loot when I see them. Look at Joan McLauchlan's pears, June McKenzie's feijoas and cooking apples.
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Loot!
I attended a weaving workshop in Blenheim last week, and among other things I had an interesting conversation with Win Currie about how people usually have lives outside of weaving, whereas I try to eliminate as much non-weaving as possible from mine.
I sure appreciate, though, knowing weavers who have life outside weaving, particularly those who love to garden as I always seem to come home with loot when I see them. Look at Joan McLauchlan's pears, June McKenzie's feijoas and cooking apples.
And Win gave me walnuts to eat from a nearby park, and walnut husks to dye with!
I sure appreciate, though, knowing weavers who have life outside weaving, particularly those who love to garden as I always seem to come home with loot when I see them. Look at Joan McLauchlan's pears, June McKenzie's feijoas and cooking apples.
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