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For those of you who don't file away greek mythology as clever party conversation topics (I wonder why I don't get invited to more parties?) Terpsichore is the muse (one of nine) of dancing and choral music. She was almost always depicted with a lyre in her hands and swirling robes. The name is pronounced terp SICK or ee.
I chose this name because it really does feel like we're dancing as we whirl across the studio, creating beautiful swirling patterns on quilts and while I'm not much of a singer, I sure do enjoy playing music while I work. I even find that my quilting changes subtly when I play different kinds of music.
She got to meet my other quilting friends today, the rest of the gang that meets at my house about once a month (we call ourselves the English Street Quilters). A good time was had by all.
I had a wonderful time! It was nice to get my 7 Sisters all patched up. I will have to figure out what is next up for me to work on over there.
ReplyDeleteYes, she is a beautiful machine and I can see you threading across the quilts doing a silent dance to your inner music.
ReplyDeleteSo, when are you going to let me play???
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Are you still binding? Maybe you need a little more fiber....*ggg*...
ReplyDeleteI could resist but chose not to!