Sunday 4 November 2018

KITCHNER HOOK-IN


We had a great time at the Kitchner Hook-in Dianne thanks for driving us. You can see Brenda's gorgous leaves on the left and the brich bark just waiting to hook the beaver on her NEXT piece.  She already completed her Group of Seven and showed it at the "show & tell" and it was received with great applause and oogled by others who came to our table for a closer look.

There were alot of vendors of wool and frames, a flea market type table of wool and a silent auction for 2 frames and of course some 50/50 tickets and we didn't win so no DINNER for us!
They also had a guy who sharpened scissors and wheels, the latter is something new for me but darn, didn't bring my wheels.  Brenda did and got them sharpened so that will only add to her speed in completing her projects now, go Brenda!

More photos posted below
                                                                shoppers
                                               Carole the button lady, I bought some!!!!
                                                                  flea market buys



                                    Summer Hill, books written by her daughter and patterns by Rosemary?
                                      Mat titled "it's all in the accessories"   Summer Hill I believe
                                                                  yummy wool

                                       Dying with leave, Dawn Liu-Smyth: very cool process
                                                       Shelley? hope I have the name right, her rug below
                            Beauatiful, original hoping to be completed for the annual, birds of a feather
                                             Tracey , this is the moon 1969
                                     She has lots of story rugs of her mom and family that covers 90 years
                                                      a real legacy and a fairly new hooker.
                                      She said you can do anything and has learned from each mat.

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