
Now I have a real live studio assistant who does an excellent job at anything I ask her to do. I am happy to have her working here any time she is available.
She wrapped fabric on 6 more poles today for me to take to Nancy Crow's barn when I take the Pole Dyeing class the middle of October. I did one myself and she put me to shame with her skill so I let her do the rest.

Jan Myers-Newbury recommends you hang your fabric to dry after prescouring it. She said it takes the dyes better.
I did another load of fabric and Heidi hung it to dry. With the heat on and the dehumidifier running in the laundry room it is almost dry in about 3 or 4 hours.
One of the next things she'll be doing is pasting up dye samples for me in the personal color palette I dyed last year about this time. She will thoroughly enjoy that. I started playing color with her when she was 7 days old. They say babies can't distinguish color at that age, but I don't believe it. She has a fantastic sense of color and color arrangement.
She says of all her jobs (and she has others) this is her favorite. I am so lucky to have her to help me. I could keep her busy for months or longer. Sure wish I could take her along to Florida!
3 comments:
Swoon... you are going to the "barn". And you no doubt will be the best prepared.
Watch out for cows at that place and have a great time.
You are one lucky gal Kay.......
Ah,that's cheating! Getting someone to wrap your poles for you! Nah, just kidding, can I send mine up to have her do those as well? I guess I better get busy, our time at the barn is fast approaching! Hey I wish you could bring her with you and we could all share her help! Ok, now off to wrap poles myself!
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