Both classes were taught by Joan Gordon, the editor of the British Beads & Beyond magazine with great expertise. I sat with 4 other participants and by the end of the day we had really gotten to know each other, shared our supplies and admired each other's finished pieces.


Joan encouraged us during the afternoon class to do our own thing using the techniques she explained to us and I had a lot of fun adding Swarowski crystals. I really seem to have acquired a taste for them! They do sequins too and I can already see them appearing on a quilt or two! Sorry about the sparkle on both of the scanned pictures!
I must really get my nose to the grindstone now and start tacking my latest and very large (and I swore I would not do that again!!) quilt after this very pleasant interlude!
3 comments:
I have also read Julia Cameron´s books, so I see what you mean.
I took a twodaysclass for a months ago in PMC, and so fun it was!
Your class looks very fun !! And so do your work!
So great you took another day away to play & create Frieda, and I love the results!
magnificient!!! that fish BELONGED THERE!!! just lovely!!!
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