At the Chatham location - The Chatham Cultural Centre - we had 7 eager members working on their feeders.
The craft room at the center is large and equipped with lots of tables, chairs and each student had lots of space - which is required for this project.
Sunday's class was held at one of the member's studio in Thorndale. A beautiful space with everything that a basket (or craft) maker can dream of and the 5 students had a great time weaving and enjoying the beautiful view of the gardens and horses in the field. Thank you Linda for hosting this - and your offerings of coffee, tea, wonderful muffins and making sure we were not hungry as we hit the road again, some of us having several hours of driving ahead of us.
I am sure that everyone will enjoy watching the birds that will be frequenting the feeders in months to come.
Words and photos by Lene Rasmussen,Willows
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Wow that's really brilliant!
ReplyDeleteI like it. My ten-year old son made a bird feeder last week-end, but it was made of wood.
ReplyDeleteThank you Lisa and Robb!
ReplyDeleteThank you Nyitnikek, hope you'll get many beuatiful birds to watch at the feeder.
ReplyDeleteGreat post, Salix with some good photos! Everyone really enjoyed the workshop and there are now some very beautiful bird feeders out there.
ReplyDeleteWeaving Willow, the classes were held thanks to you!
ReplyDeleteFint fuglefoderhus :-)
ReplyDeleteTak skal du have, Pia.
ReplyDeleteDe er jo ikke så almindelige her, som i Danmark.
Lene
Lucky birds!
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