Technical problems twice on the runway in Dublin meant a change of plane and a missed connection in Paris. Diverted to SF via LA and human error Paris meant another missed connection LA. Eventually arrived SF ten and a half hours late but all the horror of the journey has been pushed to the back of my mind by the wonederful welcome from Emma, Sharon, Mark and Chris at the AMAZING textile heaven The Tin Thimble in Loomis!!! Tommorow we start day one of our complex felt bag class and hopefully I will take some pictures and post them to the blog so you can all see the fantastic felt that is being created and the inspirational surroundings and friendly faces.
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good grief! hope you will have time to overcome the setbacks that you encountered. The company of people who share your passion can generate a lot of energy: so I wish you: happy felting!
Lucie
Good Golly Ms Molly, I hope you have caught up enough to enjoy all your endeavours. N xxx
Welcome to the States!!! Wished I were there in SF with you all making a bag. :(………….Have fun, eat lots of good food, meet new friends!!!
DS
Thanks deb. Having amazing time Loomis. Will be posting pics later todayi hope. Really exciting bags!
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Good morning Nicola,
And, I’ll bet that by now, with a little rest under your belt, and the marvelous interactions with your students and hosts, that all of those set-backs are but a distant memory now. Have a great time in California…Can’t wait to hear all about it. I’ll see you in just a little over a week:-)
Hugs,
Dawn
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Hopefully it will be a distant memory soon, crowded out by lovely people and fibre. Have a great time in my lovely homeland! Enjoy the leaves in MI.
Hi Holly,
I don’t know if you’ll see this reply, but where did you live when you were here in the U.S.?
The leaves haven’t started changing much yet (or falling either for that matter)…I think it’s because we had such a hot summer. It’s just started cooling off, so I expect any day now, that I’ll have to be digging my rake out of storage:-)
Hugs,
Dawn