VÄIKESED??? SMALL???
Nii palju siis ilusti riide panemisest, statiivi ülessättimisest ja edasi-tagasi jooksmisest koos tohutu vildist kotiga.... unustasin valida pildi suuruseks kõige suurema ja pean pärast kõik uuesti tegema. Aga siia käivad väiksed pildid küll ka, ja ma tahtsin seda kohe näidata. Mann III on valmis (okei pean tunnistama - mul oli ema näol osade operatsioonide peale nö. alltöövõtja). Mul oli lihtsalt nii palju asju käsil korraga! Ahjaa - kuue eest sain ühe paljudest Eesti rahvakunsti ja Käsitöö Liidu eripreemiatest, ja Aldo Järvsoole olevat mu ristpistekujundus meeldinud. Niipalju siis sellest. Esimese asja eest mis üleüldse seljas püsib pole just paha, mõtlesin et mind praagitakse suhteliselt soperdi õmmeldud kuueserva ja haakide eest kohe välja. Seda kuube oli ikka jube raske teha, üks kisa ja skandaalitsemine käis siin kodus pidevalt (te ei kujuta ette miuke drama queen ma võin olla...noh, mõned siiski kujutavad ka). Kuub niisiis näitusel väljas Eesti Käsitöö majas, ise pole veel vaatama jõudnudki. Aga nüüd Mann III (ja mõned triibulilled ka):
That much of dressing up, adjusting the tripod and running back and forth with an enourmous felted bag - I forgot to pick the largest size for my pictures and left the camera on "small". I need to make another photo session later. Well, they did not turn out all that fine anyway, or should I say, I did not turn out all that fine on the pictures. Mary III is finished. I have to confess, my mom did some of the necessary details on the bag, I just had so many things to finish! The national bag I made for a competition did NOT get disqualified as I much feared or expected, it got one of the special prizes of the Estonian Crafts and Folk Art Union and it can now be seen on an exhibition in the Estonian Handicraft House in the Old Town Tallinn. I dont have a picture of that, but believe me - being the first thing that was ACTUALLY wearable that I have ever made and seeing as I kept being a true drama queen through-out making it, I am glad it got ANYWHERE at ALL. ...and I am glad it is over, foremost! But now, Mary Queen of Felts...uhh, I mean, Mary the Third (and some striped srping blossoms too):
(tundub küll, et ta ripub maani, eksju, aga tegelt mul pole ju madalaidki kingi jalas ja ma olen ka ise üks igavene jupats, normaalse inimese jaoks ulatub ta poolde säärde ainult
It does seem like it touches the ground but note that I am not wearing even as much as flats and being a shorty as I am it doesnt do justice to this bag, for a person of normal height it only reaches a few inches above the ankle the most.)
That much of dressing up, adjusting the tripod and running back and forth with an enourmous felted bag - I forgot to pick the largest size for my pictures and left the camera on "small". I need to make another photo session later. Well, they did not turn out all that fine anyway, or should I say, I did not turn out all that fine on the pictures. Mary III is finished. I have to confess, my mom did some of the necessary details on the bag, I just had so many things to finish! The national bag I made for a competition did NOT get disqualified as I much feared or expected, it got one of the special prizes of the Estonian Crafts and Folk Art Union and it can now be seen on an exhibition in the Estonian Handicraft House in the Old Town Tallinn. I dont have a picture of that, but believe me - being the first thing that was ACTUALLY wearable that I have ever made and seeing as I kept being a true drama queen through-out making it, I am glad it got ANYWHERE at ALL. ...and I am glad it is over, foremost! But now, Mary Queen of Felts...uhh, I mean, Mary the Third (and some striped srping blossoms too):
(tundub küll, et ta ripub maani, eksju, aga tegelt mul pole ju madalaidki kingi jalas ja ma olen ka ise üks igavene jupats, normaalse inimese jaoks ulatub ta poolde säärde ainult
It does seem like it touches the ground but note that I am not wearing even as much as flats and being a shorty as I am it doesnt do justice to this bag, for a person of normal height it only reaches a few inches above the ankle the most.)
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