Saturday 28 May 2011

150th

On Thursday Neil and I went to the Mall Galleries London to see the Prism exhibition. As usual there was some stunning work. I did take some photos, but no paper and pen to make notes and record who had done which piece of work. Very remiss of me. I did try to buy a pen but they didn't sell them and didn't offer to lend me one. Anyway I will share a few of the pictures with you.

Just look at these seagulls. I was worried that this picture wasn't going to come out very well but it's OK you can  see them very clearly.This is a lovely pieceof felted work by Ali Brown.

One day I'm going to have a go at making felted pebbles. These ones are very textural which doesn't come across in the picture but I thought they would act as my inspiration for when I have the time. The pebbles are the work of Davida Macdonald  and the picture in the programme is far better than mine.


The next two pictures really don't do this piece of work justice. The colours were much brighter and the work is very detailed. The other thing you don't get is an idea of the size of this piece. It's  by Heather Hunter
and my guess is that she had a sore neck and shoulders whilst working on it.




This work is by Julieanne Long and I really liked the way she has used the cable clips.


Of course I'm sure you all know whos work this is..... Gina Ferrari. A lovely piece of work made using lace  and snippets of printed text.



This is my 150th post, so carrying on with blogger tradition it's time for a giveaway. So I made a small bag/large pencil case, we call them a carry-it-all. When we go some where and can take hand sewing with us it usually all fits in one of these.



Of course no giveaway would be complete without chocolate. To enter the giveaway all you have to do is leave me a message by Tuesday morning and your name will go into a draw. Good luck.



Remember my red square from Gina's challenge? Next week we've got our monthly meeting of Spectrum and this square is supposed to be mounted but it's not. To make things worse I should also have an orange square to take to next weeks meeting mmm.........


I'm now going to start mounting the square and hopefully this will be finished today.

9 comments:

pam said...

Wow the exhibition looks really good - sounds like a good day was had. The little bag is super and the chocolate looks very yummy. If you manage to mount that square today you will very clever - it is sooo busy!!!

Barbara said...

The exhibition looks very interesting, glad you enjoyed your day out - even though you had to dodge the rain when you came away.I love the design of your orange square - and fruit and nut is my favourite chocolate and I am in need of another little bag ! (big hint!).

vintagerockchick said...

I really enjoyed the Prism exhibition - I went on Tuesday but haven't got around to blogging about it yet - I'll link to you for the photos.
And you ARE naughty, not doing your homework!

Julie said...

Thank you so much for sharing your pics of the exhibition. Those pebbles are awesome!

Congratulations on your 150th post, the carry-it all bag looks lovely and chocolate too! Yum!

Good luck with your homework :-)

Jan said...

I really enjoyed your pix from the exhibition,what a shame you wasnt able to take notes ,however I bet you brought lots of ideas in your head ,please put me in the draw ,my D I L came into your new shop and was very impressed must try to get to P'boro soon for a look see ...love Jan xx

Sam said...

Congrats on your 150th post. Exhibition looked interesting and the bag is so cute. Sam xx

Penny said...

Are you sending to Australia because I would love to be in it. thank you so much for the photos of the exhibition, always wish I didnt live so far away.

Gina said...

Congratulations on 150 posts... a bag for carrying chocolate sounds ingenious! Glad you enjoyed the exhibition... now about that homework...

Patchwork Linda said...

Well done on 150 posts,here's to the next 150