With the deadline tomorrow, I thought I would share one last sample I made during the project exploring the technique of couching and say some thanks!
A FINAL SAMPLE & A THANK YOU

With the deadline tomorrow, I thought I would share one last sample I made during the project exploring the technique of couching and say some thanks!
During the presentation Lindy did on the day Grace and I volunteered with the handling of archival pieces, I took some notes as well as did some quick sketches!
On a beautiful sunny Saturday, I went out to visit the May Morris Exhibition at the Dovecot! I find blog exhibition posts particularly tricky to do, because I always take thousands of photos than feel overwhelmed when I have to post them all! My phone camera has a very high resolution too, so it means I individually resize every photograph uploaded on this blog. The more you know!
For this weeks lesson, we explored both the CAD Embroidery Lab and learned about stitch on the sewing machine.
Here are my CAD notes I quickly typed out while Hannah taught us the secrets of the CAD Lab:
One of the most common uni challenges is finding that social life and school work balance. Week 8 was not my time to shine. Given that Stitch starts on Monday at 9 A.m. (bright and early!). And I am an anemic, underweight girl who’s medication comes with a side effect of tiredness-so you can see where this is going-I was very much unfortunately not awake when I walked in. I also went out on the Sunday night prior to this class. (Once again, ground breaking and shocking considering my low energy levels and the fact that I rarely leave my flat past 7 P.M.) But the reason I went out was very very exciting!