Friday, 3 April 2009

April not-quite-in-Paris


it seems the London workshop planned for April 25th & 26th has filled...and although i had planned just to take a very long walk while waiting in UK for the other business on which i'm travelling to sort itself ...

there is now talk of a possible workshop in Belgium.

if there's any chance you live there [or in a neighbouring country!] and would be interested in taking part in an Eco Colour workshop on Wednesday 29th & Thursday 30th April please let me know - i'm still wrestling with the mathematics at present and it's necessary to have at least 10 people to cover costs...

mail[at]indiaflint[dot]com     will reach me

it's ridiculously short notice i know, but worth a try...

finger-painting on the wall by at
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9 comments:

  1. Every Photo Tells A Story5 April 2009 at 07:26

    Hi India:

    So glad we found each other:) What beautiful "fabric" you create. (Hope that is the correct terminology, or is it textile?) I just visited your website, and I want to come live there:) I will email you so be on the lookout.

    Enjoy the day.

    ~Nancy

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  2. india flint5 April 2009 at 21:24

    hey Nancy,
    fabric/cloth/textile...all much the same thing! glad you like the website - i enjoyed yours too!

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  3. Pam de Groot6 April 2009 at 13:53

    Just wanted to say thankyou India for your help with the wool dyeing. I managed to get my pieces ready for the exhibit just in time! Will see you in Warrnambool!

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  4. india flint6 April 2009 at 14:04

    tha's all right me dear, happy to help anytime!

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  5. Anonymous8 April 2009 at 05:06

    Workshop in London - wow, I was so hoping to get there. The wonderful Sue Pearl sent me details. Won't make it this time - do pass this way again! I have little packages of leaves, flowers and other bits garnered in India this February, wrapped in newspaper. Now to try and make little bundles of colour!

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  6. MiM8 April 2009 at 20:04

    as always, a pleasure to visit your blog and all the lovely hues it holds :)

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  7. Martine10 April 2009 at 03:17

    I'm so happy to meet you in Lier.
    Enjoy eastern.
    XXXm

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  8. ArtPropelled10 April 2009 at 08:46

    Exquisite piece of fabric on this post, India. I loved the story about the gent from Mali.

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  9. fontainefleurie13 April 2009 at 02:45

    it's such a pitty a cannot attending this great opportunity for your workshop. I mean 5 hours driving from our holiday is really over the top - than I'am almost home again... Nevertheless I will/have send your email to others I know. But I guess your workshop will be full soon. Hope to see you next year, xDorie

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