There was a seaside corner which had this little picture in it.
In the other church these pictures were exhibited
The red sticker means that someone has purchased it. There was also an angel picture, but it kept flying around the church and each time I visited was seen in a different place!
Although the seahorse picture was not actually on sale as it was part of the flower and fabrics display someone is keen to buy it. I also had a lot of people interested in tatting, many said that they had never seen it before whilst others declared it a dying art. One person this morning said she tried to learn the craft many years ago and still had her shuttles I pointed her in the direction of the internet and hoped that by looking at blogs and following the many tutorials she would soon pick it up, and left my contact details too.
Above all I felt pleased that I had put tatting in front of so many people as a useful and versatile craft as well as a work of art.
Well done - so pleased it was such a success.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful and rewarding to have so many people see your work! It all looks fantastic!
ReplyDeletewonderful Sally, your tatting looks really good I am pleased that someone wants to buy your wonderful tatting they will enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteRock on, Sally! Good for you!
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Oh, and look at those little bundles of rosettes in the baskets!(smile) They look really sweet. I'm so glad you're giving tatting exposure here. I don't think it will ever be the quickest craft to learn for the majority of people but it IS one that is especially treasured once one learns.
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful you showed your tatting. Glad people are getting acquainted with this art again. Surely tatting's not dying with such an enthusiastic community!
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