Susanne keeps her hook in small by design. It is the same vendors each year and pretty much the same group of hookers. She is so gracious and considers us family. Isn't that sweet?
Of course I failed to take pictures other than a few of my booth.
I was pleased with my sales. I sold very few of my silverplate items, but other items that don't normally sell well did. When you vend, you just never know what will people will be buying.
Friend Julia in South Carolina calls them Flying Nuns 😁
A class with Cathy Stephan (Red Barn Rugs) is always great fun. She has a way with color like no other teacher I have had. Cathy and I were trying to figure out if this was the 5th or 6th class I have had with her. We came up with 5 for sure. I guess I am an official Cathy groupie 😁
I hooked this pattern in the first class I took with Cathy back in 2017.
Here are the wonderful projects being worked on in class. Three people left early so no picture of the rugs they were working on 😢 All were started in class except for "As for Me and My House" which was started in a previous class with Cathy.
Not a whole lot of progress hooking today, but lots of color planning. If I remember 20% of what wool I am supposed to hook where, I will feel lucky.
I did actually take photos of some of Cathy's rugs and pictures from the throw down . . . coming soon 😁
It's been a long day 😴 My commute to class is an hour and a half each way. I am thankful I have not encountered any traffic issues. Most of the class went out to dinner after class, so I got home a couple hours later than yesterday and there were a few things that just had to be done. My plants did not want to wait until tomorrow!!! I don't know how people commute this far, or even farther, on a daily basis for work. I was so lucky to never work more than a half hour from home.
I forgot to take a picture of my rug This was taken by another student. Thanks Mary Margaret!
