Back from Adelaide on Monday evening...I love the smaller shows, a real intimacy about them that just does not happen at the larger shows.
Of course, Adelaide decided to heat up just in time for the fair and is getting increasingly hot this week just as I return to Sydney and wait for the heat to catch up with me here!
I caught up with some family I had not seen or spent that much time with in years: my 83 year old aunt told me stories about the family that had me in tears of laughter and really lightened up a heavy year.
Am getting back to work slowly with a few magazine articles on the horizon as well as being the cover girl for the current issue of Machine Embroidery and Textile Art (Vol 16, #4) with an ultra-fine wool made into a ruana and 3D leaves as well as painted leaves. Thoroughly enjoyed making this one! Titled Wrapt in Oz
About Me
- sergingqueen
- Anne is a pioneer in contemporary textile techniques in the 21st century—her major tool, the humble overlocker followed closely by the sewing machine-or vice versa. Playing with needles (overlocker, sewing machine, hand, knitting and crochet)is her preferred type of metal work. Anne has managed to challenge traditional practices and create work which can only be described as 'sensationally simple’. Dubbed ‘The Thread Sergin’,get your needles ready tp play with as much of a sense of fun and adventure as you are sure to experience in any of her classes or presentations.
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