Saturday, April 3, 2010

The wonderful week at the Folk School ends



The last day of the class is always frantic with students completing the weaving of their tapestries, cutting them off the looms (to applause from all), tucking and trimming ends at the back, and finishing off for display.  Most were mounted on a fabric-covered foam core board that Lena Grace prepared for each, measured to fit their individual tapestries.




A show of works from different studios ends the week's experience at the Folk School.  Everyone loves to see what's been happening in other workshops since often it's hard to get around during the week to see others at work.  The tapestry display table was the star of the show (of course, other teachers and students felt their own display was the star--actually there were stars all around on Friday afternoon!)

I'll try to assemble more of the last day's photos in an album in a few days.  I've unpacked the boxes and bins I took for class and that's taken most of today.  I've got to get back to the kudzu tapestry so don't have time for uploading to an album right now.  I really enjoyed meeting all who were there and hope I'll see them again in the future!






Here's the happy group of tapestry weavers at the end of the wonderful week at 
John C. Campbell Folk School, April 2, 2010.

4 comments:

  1. They all look wonderful! You must be very proud!

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  2. They all look wonderful! You must be very proud!

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  3. what a delightful and varied display of small tapestries. i loved the little houses and the garden with 2 cats, the view of mountain and plain (lloks like my view) and even an apple. i think i even saw a some tufted or knotted work there. wonderful week. |<.

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