Quiet Wednesdays
A Day of Call Outs
Even on our closed days things can get quite busy at THE PLATFORM.
Today at 10.30 we opened the gallery for Di Baker who was travelling through from Western Australia and was determined to come and see The Platform following rave reviews from some of her associates.
Di has a background in gallery setup and shop sales in the UK and is a weaver and felt maker based in Denmark WA. She is very much involved with the Denmark Artists Trail, an event we explored when we visited the West.
She was most impressed with our gallery set up and offered her congratulations to our "STYLING TEAM" .
You can see some of Di's works on her webpage www.springdalefelting.com.au
She is also a member of FIGS. Felters in the Great Southern
Yes Di purchased a few things including Melva's placemats.
In the mean time several people popped into the gallery when they saw it was open and will be back on Saturday.
At 8am we were asked to open the gallery so that workers could access the back yard to fix the pergola which had been showing signs of wood rot. The structure had also moved and was not looking safe.
This has all been fixed and in perfect shape for next year's workshops.
Needless to say there was another call to lock the yard when they had finished. ;-}}
Even on our closed days things can get quite busy at THE PLATFORM.
Today at 10.30 we opened the gallery for Di Baker who was travelling through from Western Australia and was determined to come and see The Platform following rave reviews from some of her associates.
Di has a background in gallery setup and shop sales in the UK and is a weaver and felt maker based in Denmark WA. She is very much involved with the Denmark Artists Trail, an event we explored when we visited the West.
She was most impressed with our gallery set up and offered her congratulations to our "STYLING TEAM" .
You can see some of Di's works on her webpage www.springdalefelting.com.au
She is also a member of FIGS. Felters in the Great Southern
Yes Di purchased a few things including Melva's placemats.
In the mean time several people popped into the gallery when they saw it was open and will be back on Saturday.
At 8am we were asked to open the gallery so that workers could access the back yard to fix the pergola which had been showing signs of wood rot. The structure had also moved and was not looking safe.
This has all been fixed and in perfect shape for next year's workshops.
Needless to say there was another call to lock the yard when they had finished. ;-}}
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