My Felt in the Guild Exhibition
My guild exhibition opened on Wednesday. we had a vernissage Thursday evening.
I can now show you the hat I have been working on for ages. First I had to make a prototype, modeled her by my son. It was how to make, attach and manage the horns that I needed to work out.
Very Monty Python to me.
The finished hat looks like this
I will do a post about making it in the near future.
I also have some pictures in the exhibition.
I think they look great hanging. You can get an idea of how big the Cityscape is in the hat picture, it is in the back ground .
Here are some of the other things in the exhibition.
Collapsible weave scarf and a lace shawl hand spun and knit.
Hand woven shawl and close up of the pattern.
Hand dyed, hand spun and hand knit. hand spun and hand knit art yarns.
Pillows from handwoven fabric. Hand woven metal wall hanging.
22 thoughts on “My Felt in the Guild Exhibition”
Beautiful and wonderful work. Congradulations!
Thank you Crealue.
Well done, Ann! Can’t wait to read about the horn making 🙂
Thank you Leonor
Your wall-hangings look great, Ann! And the hat with horns is amazing. Thanks for sharing your exhibit photos.
Thank you Cathy. The exhibition turned out really well. It’s great to see things in a gallery setting.
Everything looks great. I love the hats! I look forward to learning about the horns as well. The hanging presentation of the shawls are great. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Marilyn, it is nice to see the shawls as art.
Congratulations for all your works.The horns hat is fabulous and I really look forward to learn how you did it.Great creativity.
Thank you Irene, I will do it soon.
Many beautiful pieces, I love the hat I hope you received lots of positive feedback of your work
Thank you Heidi, everyone seemed to like it.
Your son was born to wear that hat! I love the second pose. The horns are fab as is the finished hat. Stunning piece of work!
Your pictures do look good in their frames – you must be very proud.
Thanks, Lyn. He does look good in it doesn’t he. I am proud. Now if someone will just buy them that would be good too.
Congratulations Ann! It looks like a wonderful exhibition. The hat is wonderful and your son is really cute too 🙂 I would love to see the finished hat on your son as well as the photo doesn’t seem to do it justice. Looking forward to the “hat making” post.
Thanks Ruth, I am going to try and get a better picture of it. I think it needs some light in front of it. The overhead lights create shadows that do to photograph well.
Love the hat – at both stages! 🙂 Your son would have made a good Viking! 😀
Thanks Judith, I will tell him you said so.
Hello Ann, great creative hat, your son did a super job modeling it. Lovely exhibition.
Thanks Judy, he is a good sport.
It all looks great, Ann 🙂
I love the hat!
Thanks Zed.