I would normally be wearing a huge fleece jacket in the studio but felt the need to look human whilst meeting the public.
I met loads of nice people, had some great conversations and sold quite a lot of my work as well as making a few gallons of the famous Brooklyn Studios mulled cider.
This is the 150th post on Tumbling Hills, I never imagined it would go on for so long. There are many times when I wonder why I do it and think about stopping but here I still am for the time being...
2 comments:
Hi Angie, Congratulations on reaching the 150th post. I really enjoy reading this blog and I always admire your excellent photographs. The studio looks great now you have that new wall in place. I found the last post about pen nibs very interesting as I also come from Birmingham.
Thanks, its nice to get a bit of feedback sometimes. I've lived in Yorkshire for as long as I ever lived in Birmingham but I'll always be a Brummie and I find I'm increasingly drawn to finding out about the old industries of the city especially those involving the use of metals. Dad was a metallurgist and I really really wish I still had some of the sample discs of metals he used to bring home.
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