I actually got on blogger again! I found the right button, found the place to put it in Anglais rather than French and off I go! Now I will see if I can upload any pictures!
One of the students, Anne, brought in a lot of fabric swatches which greatly improved our ability to find the right color for our exercises...I just thought they made beautiful pictures by themselves!
so now we start with my students! Some are Swiss, some are German and some are French...but all spoke French except for me...
Anne-Marie (above)
Anne (above)
Catherine (above)
Caty (above)
Christiane (above)
Marie Elisabeth (above)
Marianne (above)
Marie France (above)
Martine (above) who was also my translator
The other Martine (above)
Nadia (above)
Suzanne (above)
These pictures were all taken on the last day and also show the quilts they started. We had a lively discussion about art quilts and traditional quilts and how difficult it is to be accepted in a club when you do art quilts. (sound familiar) Also a lot of discussion on when is a quilt art...at least Europe has a strong respect for craft which made it a little easier!
This was an outstanding class and it was wonderful as we got to know each other, even with the language difficulties.
More to come...
3 comments:
Oh, such fun!!
Obviously the translator did a fine job. All the quilts looked great. And it looks like so much fun.
The translator may have be good but Liz knows how to communicate her passion!
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