OK, so my correspondence is languishing, I haven't slept much the last few days, and I probably don't smell that great, but I delivered the cloth to the seamstress just in time to have blue ruanas for the show next weekend.
And now, to save myself another trip that costs much time and money, I'm going to keep up the frantic weaving pace. When I pick up the finished ruanas on Wednesday, I'll drop off another (smaller) batch of sewing that I'll then pick up in a couple of weeks when I'm in Wolf Creek anyhow.
And thus, the sewing pipeline will be stacked. Every month when I'm already passing through Wolf Creek, I'll swap a batch of cloth for the previous month's finished garments. No more running around like newly headless poultry. At least that's the plan...
I'll still be weaving and selling cloth for the rest of this year to fund the exploration of my printmaking endeavors, which will be the focus of my new creative expression for the foreseeable future. Follow along as I start from scratch and build another crafts business!
Monday, April 9, 2012
I did it!
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3 comments:
And it sounds like a good one, too. :)
cheers,
Laura
A sight to warm the heart.
Thanks, Laura. It's taken a little work, but switching to an offsite seamstress has been the smoothest part of my recent studio changes.
Alice: ...and hopefully the shoulders of discriminating ladies, starting in Bend this coming week. :)
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