Here's my loom with the piece I wove just about done.
I had a wicked, wicked, wicked sinus/allergy/cold/something during the workshop and I felt like crap most of the time. My tapestry design, unfortunately, reflects the state of my being during the week. Even though I was feeling puny for the few days I still feel I came away with new inspiration and knowledge--something I find in every workshop I've taken with Archie & Susan.
This was my fifth time to study with them, the first being in 1994 when TWiNE (Tapestry Weavers in New England) sponsored a retreat at Harrisville, NH. Everyone who has a workshop from me knows that I frequently say, "According to Archie...." or "Susan says...."-- and I make it clear to anyone who will listen that I consider them my tapestry gurus. So I was happy to have the time with them last week--even if the time wasn't as "quality-ladened" as it could have been if I'd felt better.
I was excited to learn that the long-awaited series of DVDs of tapestry instruction they've been working on for awhile is now available. I bought a copy and have watched several parts of a couple of them, so far. It's a fantastic learning aid and I'm happy that it's available.
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