Progressions
It’s been a bit quiet around here as I’ve been very busy stitching!
For those of you who have been following the progress of the WE are Wyndham Vale project, the photos in this post are all progress shots for you to check out. Submissions closed last week and there was some truly visionary ideas contributed to the project. I can just imagine all of the ideas coming to life and Wyndham Vale becoming a truly sustainable and vibrant community!
I am in the throes of stitching now and I invite anyone who wants to join in to come down to Iramoo and get involved. I’ll be there in the kitchen stitching for the following sessions next week:
Monday (25th Jul), Wednesday (27th), Thursday (28th), Monday (1st Aug) from 11.30-2.30.
If you have always wanting to learn embroidery, come along and I will give you a lesson. Or if you’ve been stitching since birth, and everyone in between, come along and stitch your favourite part of the map. All materials are provided. We’ll be hanging in the kitchen stitching, drinking tea, and eating cake! If you haven’t been there before and want to come along the Iramoo community centre is at 84 Honour Avenue, Wyndham Vale.
I have a date for the unveiling too. Stay tuned for news on that another exciting workshop!
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Hi Rayna,
Exciting to see your stitching in progress. I love the ability of cross stitch to use words and images together. My own stitching has a similar impulse; I’m honouring the contribtions of particiapnts in my research by making a cross stitch for each including their words and/or making images of what they suggest. Would be cool to meet you; I may try to come out to Iramoo next week.
cheers,
Ro
I have to say that you did well and I remember in you my mother because she loves stitching.On the other hand, I see that your stitching skills seems in progress and I know you can improve more on your skills with due patience.