




Diane's skills blew us all away! There is still one more space available in the October 2/3 Class at the Farm. You can check it out here.
Hi All! A quick note to let you all know that I'm now writing a Newsletter over on Substack: Kristin Nicholas' Colorful Newsletter f...
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I really like these flowers. I think the pre-felting "Moulin Rouge Sunflower" is assume!
Kristin is a great teacher. Actually it was her suggestion to "look at the back" of the flower, which opened a kind of door in my mind, led me to approach the flower not just from the "pretty face" on the front.
Kristin seems to work with each person at their own skill level, gently pointing out new ways to look at the work at hand. I hope that her creative approach will spill into other areas of my knitting/crocheting.
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