to the spinstar pausing at this page, funny how i feel like i'm reading over your shoulder, sharing a moment together.. i could break into conversation about my collier right now! thanks for sharing this moment. it's heartening to be reminded how honored i feel to be a small part of Lexi's amazing book.. i could just jump through the photo into the workshop room you are at & just hug her for adorning her pages with my work.. man.. sigh. thankful is one sweeet understatement.
Looking at all the recent Camp Pluckyfluff flickr photos from Vancouver & Seattle, i feel the enormous gift Lexi has given all spinstars who have liberated their handspinning skillz via her generous spirit. I would love to one day attend a Camp Pluckyfluff so i can squoosh the mohairy outta her!
playful explorations in yarn, the creation of slow textiles, soul-fibre and motherhood
Thursday
one moment in time..
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2 comments:
They all looked like they were having fun (and then some) didn't they?
I want to be a Camp Pluckyfluffer too!
The woman reading the book was an amazing fiberista. She was retired and not plugged into a cyberfiber community so she just did what her whims and fancy dictated.
Kay Be
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