Autumn has arrived

Oh my goodness where did those 6 weeks go. 

It all seems a blur of visitors and work and very little of my C&G

work being done.  So time to knuckle down now the evenings are

drawing in and the East wind is gently but most definitely starting to pick up

here on the Norfolk coast.

In the meantime time I thought I would show you a few of my photos from a

short trip away in our lovely Penny the Peugeot( our little motor home).

We stopped at Raveningham on our way to  the Suffolk

border where there was a wonderful sculpture trail on with a lovely cafe.

 Who could ask for more!

I love old peeling paintwork!

Back soon , hopefully.

Here we go.

Module 1, Level 4 City & Guilds Diploma of Patchwork and Quilting .

Having finished and passed my level 3 certificate in the same subject at Christmas

I have taken the bold, and quite frankly, scary step of going one step higher.

I'm doing it online with School of Stitched Textiles and Module one 

starts with a Self Chosen Design Project.

I have chosen Royal College of Art Alumni.

Research has started with a trip to the Sainsbury Art Centre in Norwich

which has a collection of works by Henry Moore.

They also have a couple of fabulous cafes which is always 

high on the priority list wherever we go. 

A walk around the sculpture trail set in the beautiful grounds of the 

University of East Anglia and it's award winning architecture

gave us our appetite for lunch.

    

Two of the Henry Moore sculptures both

reclining figures which are a recurring theme.

Anthony Gormley figures overlooking the campus.

Could give you a real fright if you didn't know they where there.

Back Soon.