Followed by reading the blog by one of my design heros Sarah Campbell
Then a great summer trip to France and Spain, seeing fields of ripe sunflowers.
Then finding a lovely cotton sheet for £3 at a flea market.
I know, I wish I had bought the other one now
Painting the cloth with lovely big blousy sort of sunflowers.
Had to be in the garden as the kitchen table had been taken over by a variety of other projects.
Then a frustrating couple of days teaching with fingers itching to get it started.
I know, I am always telling the learners that life shouldn't get in the way of making things.
and Ta Dah........a new sunflower skirt.
Not bad, from February to September.
I'm off to wander through fields wearing it trying to look like something from the Boden catalogue.
Well, when I say fields, I mean the bit where everyone walks their dogs.
6 comments:
Fabulous! What a great skirt to bring a bit of sunshine every time you wear it.
I love your skirt Jo!!
What did you use to paint your sunflowers??
Beautiful. And unique, far better than from the Boden catalogue!
oh my! This skirt is amazing...i sew my own clothes and have often pondered painting my own fabric but seeing how beautiful your skirt is has given me a few thousand ideas x
oh i LOVE it JO, just beautiful xxxx
HOW AWESOME IS YOUR SKIRT!!!!! I love it!!! You are doing very well with ticking off things on your list i see! I think I will need to ask you for a private tutorial in designing and making a skirt of my own! Lush!!! xxx
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