Lots of work went into preparing items for the exhibition I held at Wollombi, in late May/early June. But it was very successful. About 3/4 of the items I exhibited were sold. I invited Helene Taylor to join me, to show some of her magnificent fine knitting. her items did not sell as well, but they attracted a lot of positive interest and attention.
I did not intend to take orders for other items, but several people were disappointed to see what they liked had a red dot on it already. So post exhibition I have been bust making some more garments.
Here are some pics of the gallery, as we set it up, and on the busy first morning.
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| Tracey and Mwyf came up to help me set up the exhibition. Their help and creativity was invaluable. |
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| The back wall |
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| side wall with some of my scarves, and Helene's wonderful hand knitted shawl |
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| More scarves |
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| I made up the autumn fabric I wove a few weeks into another mantle. It sold the first night! |
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| Wraps, hangings, and foot-warmers |
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| Wraps, scarves, and foot-warmers |
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| More wraps, a hanging, and the purple toned mantle/jacket I made several months ago |
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| Me on opening night |
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| This autumn toned, warp dyed ruana also sold the first night |
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| Plenty of lookers and buyers on the first morning |
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| Lots of lookers and buyers |
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| My saori loom on display attracted lots of interest. It was even more popular when grand-daughter Isabelle spent a morning demonstrating it. Grand-daughter Jessica demonstrated an inkle loom at the same time. |
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| I am so thrilled with the way the exhibition went. |
