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<\/a><\/p>\nI cut and stitch.<\/p>\n
The front three Suzanni pieces……<\/p>\n <\/p>\n …are different from the back three Suzanni pieces… I quickly\/slowly\/guiltily make a start on Knit1Purl1#6. Life fragments a bit quicker with lack of sleep, and sleeping after a big art session is not like sleeping after a big exercise session. I eased my personal guilt by finding something else to donate. The week was also full because of the Class held here on Thursday. Having a busy week in the studio is actually good. I cannot overthink the trip to come. As we are traveling with friends – Hobart born and bred – we come with tour guides and chauffeur. We four travel well together as always.<\/em><\/p>\n The last time we were together here Sal and I did a class at the Agrarian Kitchen.<\/a><\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\nDespite this it took a long time to to narrow down the choices.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\nI am hurrying now.
\nThis <\/strong>will be the one to donate…
\nAlas, I run out of time – despite doing some late night sessions – something that I usually avoid.
\nI couldn’t hurry this piece. It needed a rest. I needed a break.<\/p>\n
\nThis week though, my brain exercising did dual duty.
\nPerhaps achieving almost complete satisfaction by producing works close to my time allowance had something to do with it?<\/p>\n
\nAlthough my artwork storage is not optimum I chose a ‘wool circles’ piece that was already wrapped. Having it ready to travel was the reason to choose it – it all helps.<\/p>\n
\nLovely as always.
\nWe are getting works back on track and advancing – some quicker than others.
\nCate’s aim is to finish a lingering ‘stargazey’ amalgam.
\nPat is getting close to the finish line on her upholstery fabric townscape and the prolific Margot is finishing and starting anew.<\/p>\n
\nOn Saturday it’s off to Tassie.
\nA morning pack. A full afternoon of flying. Dinner in Hobart.
\nWe are so lucky to be able to travel like this….despite the golf clubs taking up precious back seat space….<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\nWhilst deciding on our first day’s adventure I mentioned that Rodney Dunn\/the Agrarian Kitchen had opened a restaurant at New Norfolk…and as New Norfolk has the best meandering Old Wares venue it was a no brainer.<\/p>\n