The kitchen was finished, although we had discussed needing the paint the ceiling. So, back to the studio, with glee. A whole day to work, and enough on tv during the evening to accomplish a lot of hand finishing. That was yesterday. Today, DH announced that it's now time to paint the living room and hallway. I reminded him about the kitchen ceiling, and he denies ever having discussed it with me. But now we're doing that as well.
My time in the studio had allowed me to plan out my work for the next three months. Along with doing all of the preparation for a class I'm teaching in mid-October, I'm half of a two-woman team jurying a fibre show for the month of November, hanging it, and organizationing the necessary demonstations and volunteer, knowledgeable docents. Add to this my plans to attend a four-day fibre retreat at the end of September, and the need to be ready, willing and able to provide any sort of help DH needs, over the next while.
So, today I bought some fabrics to start making embellishments for the next fibre art piece. It will be simple hand work that I can put down whenever duty calls. I also bought flexible plastic cutting boards from Dollarama. These are perfect for making sturdy templates and cost $1.00 each for a piece of plastic larger than the template plastic sold in quilting stores for $5-6.00. The eyeglass cases are finished and in use, but teaching samples need to be made.
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Isn't love wonderful. Even if he is all spotty from painting the ceiling!
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