“Meadowood Stitched” opens Oct. 1st

One hallway where “Meadowood Stitched” is exhibited

Today we hung the “Meadowood Stitched,” exhibition at Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden near Charlotte. It is a beautiful venue. This is the second year we have exhibited our work here. The exhibition officially opens tomorrow, and Nancy G Cook will be there demonstrating how she creates her work. 

P.J. Howard was among the first of us to arrive. Does she look prepared, or what? I love her t-shirt; it says, “I make stuff.”

 

We got to work. First we laid out all the pieces on the floor, and decided what should go where. Then we hung the pieces and took a preliminary look. Here is DeLane Rosenau hanging her lovely felted wool piece:

 

After determining correct placement, P.J. and Janet A. Lasher measured to make sure that the pieces were all hanging at the right height:

Nancy (right) worked out details with Cynthia Klemmer, DSBG’s director of education:

Here are photos of some of our pieces:

by Janet A. Lasher

by Linda Stegall

by P.J. Howard

by Deborah M. Langsam

by Susan Brubaker Knapp

by DeLane Rosenau

by Nancy G Cook

One of two hallways where “Meadowood Stitched” is exhibited

My butterfly invites people to come down the hallway to “Meadowood Stitched”