Mum hacking into her limestone block.
This is the soapstone block that I was originally making my sculpture out of. See that big crack down the middle of it? Yeah.
Mum's finished 'reclining goddess'
My finished sculpture. Namaste.
On the main street in Cobargo.On the way there I stopped a Ashford in Cooma and bought some carders (amongst other things) to card the Alpaca fleece that mum had acquired for me. Carding is hard work!! But strangely therapeutic! After 1 1/2 evenings, I ended up with about 35 grams of rolags ready to spin. *sigh* this jumper is going to take a long time!!! :)
The kids were wild today. It's not a full moon is it? Or perhaps they found some magic mushrooms in the garden. It's funny how all 20 of them manage to have collective moods.
2 comments:
oh isn't that wonderful! Well done Neet. I really love the sculptures!
That sculpture workshpo sounds just wonderful - you and your mum did great work too!
Cobargo is a brilliant place, isn't it? My brother and his family, and my mum and her husband all live there.
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