hello everyone! In the interest of getting a tiny bit caught up, I want to share a bit of good news with you. I am very temporarily in Toronto, to celebrate the fact of 5 of my small embroideries being in the World of Threads Festival here. I thought this a good excuse for a train trip across Canada, and then a visit to see my family after the exhibit. Alas, I am technologically challenged about how to post photos that are on the iPhone onto the ipad, and I can't seem to persuade the iPhone to post thru Blogger, so this is all that is possible now. MOST OF ALL, I want to invite anyone who might be nearby, to come to this show! I am thrilled to have been included and so much look forward to seeing all the works and meeting my fellow artists!
www.worldofthreadsfestival.com
It opens tomorrow and continues through November 27, 2016
(Because of running out of words for a while, I have been posting on Instagram, which is a little easier. My address is @emilysuzanna ). I hope to do more catching-up soon). ❤️, s.
1 month ago
this is WONDERFULL news!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Have a just Great Great time, love
Thank you, Grace! It is so lovely to hear from you. 🙏❗️👏🏻🇨🇦🚂❤️
DeleteWelcome to Canada -- and congratulations on having your pieces in WOF! If you come west...well, I am on the Alberta prairies...Have a wonderful trip!
ReplyDeleteHi Margaret, I took the train across Canada and so I might have passed near you! It is such a beautiful trip. I will say more eventually.
Deletecongratulations - wish I was closer. enjoy your visit. hope to see some pictures when you get home.
ReplyDeleteHi Jean, thank you! I still have to resolve computer issues but I do plan to post some pictures. Probably after Christmas. 🎄⭐🎄
DeleteIt as really nice to meet you at World of threads! It was an over whelming experience - all that textile art in one place, wasn't it? x
ReplyDeleteYes, I was so glad to meet you and to see your work in person! The excitement at the show was an intense and rewarding experience; I'm so grateful to have been there for it, and glad now to be home, pondering it all...
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