There was lots of laughter as we worked our way through the steps of creating a coin purse. Jennifer was full of patience and humour as she nudged all 14 of us along. Her goal is ‘the best outcome for everyone’, a goal she definitely achieved!!
Head-down industry for most of us! I’m no doubt waiting for another lesson on the ladder stitch!
Here are a few of the purses waiting until the glue dries. The variety of style and colour is inspiring.
At this stage Joan does not have her clasp on yet, but you can tell it will be a show-stopper!
Hi there,
I’m just on ichat with Jennifer now and she said she had a wonderful time too. I’m sure she will be posting about it when her internet is not coming and going. I love seeing the results of these little “CP” workshops. I think I need to have her give one in my little studio. Thanks for sharing.
And the little bird one is loverly.
Wendie
I’m delighted to have found your new blog – I can never read enough about other people and their rug hooking adventures! What wonderful little coin purses your group has made – very fun! I look forward to getting to know you!
What a fantastic blog Christine!! Oh the colour…simply stunning! You really made our CP’s look lovely, great camera you have there! I’m so pleased I took a photo of YOU to include, a rare and wonderful treat for your readers no doubt! You are extremely talented, and I just really love your style. I’m already looking forward to your sale! I still hope to see you Friday to purchase some wool. I went to Fabricland today and paid full price for the special glue, to reglue one side of my purse. It just wasn’t stuck up in there far enough. Looks great now though! 24 more hours and I’m good to go. I really love it! Am anxious to get going on the owl while I still remember how to do it 😉 Congrats again on your blog!! And thank you for a great rainy weekend. Sue.