SEAHAM

  

I did not know what this sculpture represented as I as wheeled past it pdq!
However, In response to comments I have done some research - well asked the neighbour, who tells me it represents the seams of coal - three of them that go out from Seaham under the North Sea. Will find out more on our next visit!

MORE AUTUMN

 

Well, maybe it is Autumn after all! 

AUTUMN

 

Here we are in autumn,but look at our winter hanging basket. 

JENNY AND SALLY FOR RICHARD

  

FASHION AND EMBROIDERY - REVIEW

The Fashion and Embroidery Show at Harrogate is now run by a business instead of being sponsored by Madeira.

Perhaps that was why this years show seemed to lack the usual buzz. Colleges, students and individual textile artists were still present, but there was also the usual plethora of vendors.

Ii enjoyed it and will go again, Here are a few pictures.

FIBRE FOCUS

This was another piece from Fibrefocus.

  

BAD HAIR DAY

We all have days like this dont we?

  

INDIAN ARCHES

This piece of Helen's made the front cover of Quilting Arts.

  

HELEN COWANS

Helen is a member of the artfulDodgers group so we had plenty to chat about, then we gave her a lunch break. Check out Helens blog here.
  

ARTHUR RIDLEY

Arthur has been lent an Embellisher by Babylock, so was experimenting laying down yarns on a fabric base. You can see samples on the wall behind him. He is better known for his Free Motion Embroidered head gear.



  

FASHION AND EMBROIDERY

Sunday saw us in Harrogate at the Fashion and Embroidery show. All this garden is knitted -not sure what this has to do with Fashiion or Embroidery but as knitting is very in at the moment here it is.

  

OFF TO DIG FOR GOLD!!!!