I don't know why I didn't take pictures of the students at work. I just took a close-up picture of their weaving. When I returned home, I had to play around with the images and came up with this---a virtual Memphis class quilt.

And Kaaren even finished her weaving in time for me to actually take one picture of a student.
Everything they say about Southern Hospitality is true. The biggest surprise for me was that the workshop actually took place in Mississippi. I would have gotten low marks in geography. It did make me feel a little better when everybody I asked in Seattle "What state borders Tennessee to the South?" nobody knew the right answer. (grin) I also liked the fact that when it rained, nobody blamed me as if I brought rain with me from the Northwest.
The only slight glitch is the baggage inspectors busted the zipper on my (used to be) trusty workshop suitcase. I won't be able to use it again. But everything else was perfect.
3 comments:
Oh Bonnie...sounds like it was a wonderful workshop! Love the "quilt" picture
Bonnie -- there a great place in the South Center area that repairs luggage. Let me know if you want their contact info.
That is a beautiful collage of weaving, I love it.
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