it's a lazy sunday around here, with hub watching football and scattered dogs snoozing. i am beginning to think i'm sick because i've been out of bed only to change the laundry and refill my coffee. i've got three different mysteries going right now and am really wondering if my inertia is health-related, weather-related or just pure laziness. hub says i have a fever so i should take it easy, but i think he might just be trying to be sweet. i can't be bothered to find a thermometer.
i have gone through the websites and flickr galleries of everyone who wrote and said they had an interest in the show. i'm so excited at all the interest and the awesome stitchery we'll be able to showcase. it makes me feel especially good to be able to show artists who haven't had a lot of gallery play (yet), but whose work is freaking fantastic. i've had some ideas for the overall theme for the show, but am talking to alex about it to make sure it's true to her vision as well. i'll be sending out a group email before long with all the details.. thanks so much to everyone who has expressed an interest so far.
so that i don't feel like a total lump, here are some goals for the week:
-put together info about show and email everyone
-finish proposal to the graduate committee about my new topic (since i'm officially back in school now!)
-finish two custom orders of bunny paws
-work on folk reveries team stuff
-photos and listings for etsy
-dye some linens with india's techniques
-order some prints of photos
-maybe experiment with idea for lockets
ok, back to my antiquey/cat mystery now. thanks mathyld for reminding me of this series!
Yay ! Sounds like you've been quite busy <3
ReplyDeleteAnd Lillian Jackson Braun is the best !!!
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I say be lazy if you want to because you sure sound like you have a long to do list.
ReplyDeleteyour little house is as cozy as a nook.
ReplyDeletei have the same little yellow table (is it carved on the sides?) up in my studio and do all my creations on it. i love your paws- they are so sweet.
teri aka terraworks