Friday, 11 December 2009

Out of action

I have to apologize to the students who attended my necklace workshop last week. It's taken until now for me to show their wonderful work on my blog.
I had a bit of a health scare last Tuesday and ended up in hospital. All seems to be well now, just waiting for some test results. I can't believe in such a sunny country as ours that I could end up deficient in vitamin D. I suppose that's what I get from working in an office all day.

Here's the fabulous work.




I hope to have another post in the next few days, now I have some free time.

24 comments:

Leslie Avon Miller said...

Wishing you a speedy recovery, and lots of sunshine Ro. These necklaces are fabulous, of course!

Janny said...

They are gorgeous! I hope you will be feeling better sone. Take care of your self!

Terri Kahrs said...

Oh, Ro! So sorry to hear that you were in the hospital, but happy to hear that you're on the road to feeling better soon. Am sending lots of healing vibes your way for a speedy recovery. Blessings, Terri xoxo

Judy Wise said...

Be well soon, Ro. Sorry to hear there was a bit of concern there. xo

Narrative jewelry said...

I am so sorry to read that you were in hospital Ro, hope you are well now, all my thoughts are for you.
Those necklaces are just gorgeous, what a great teacher you are ! How i would like to follow one (or many) of your workshops, your work is so inspiring.

Zorana said...

Doctors say that most of us are deficient in vitamin D... I hope you recover quickly. The necklaces are really fabulous, which says a lot about the teacher :-)

Sweetpea said...

Get better soon, must have been so scary... Vit D deficiency runs rampant here, too, but I am in the Pacific Northwest of the USA where we can have WEEKS of no sunshine in winter. I'd never have imagined such a thing in Australia. Take care!

Your student's work is WONDERFUL, they should be very proud of themselves for such lovely creations!

Heather said...

Hope you will soon be feeling well again - a course of vitamins will put you right. Lovely work by your students - each piece is individual. Don't work too hard and take care of yourself.

Bel said...

The necklaces are gorgeous, everyone did a great job. I hope you are feeling better now.

Jacky said...

Ro I hope you are feeling much better...shame its so overcast, we need you to sit out and enjoy some sunshine and get well!!!!

The jewellery the girls made in your last class is beautiful...each piece that bit different than the last, everyone having their own individual style.

Take care Ro, sending you a warm, healing hug.

Jacky xox

Anonymous said...

Hi Ro. So sorry to hear you have been unwell and had to be in hospital. My doc told me that research has shown that we have taken Slip! Slop! Slap! too far and that Vitamin D deficiency is now a common occurrence. I hope your test results are all clear Ro. Move your table out on to that back deck and create art work out there. Put your feet up and enjoy a glass of vino while the paint dries.
PS the necklaces are beautiful.

Dale said...

These necklaces are so gorgeous! I really love the style of necklace that you used at that workshop. It makes a beautiful base idea, but has so much room for the students own artistic identities to show through. Great work!

Anonymous said...

the worst part is the waiting.. glad you are at the other end of your adventure.

Laura J. Wellner (author pseudonym Laura J. W. Ryan) said...

My goodness, what an upset to suddenly take ill like that, soak up some sunshine and get well soon!

Fenland Textile Studio said...

I love the necklaces your students made, you should be really proud of them. Thank you for popping over to my blog, its been cold and foggy here in the fens today! Hope you feel better soon. Angela

Lucy said...

Dear Ro,
Hope you are feeling better real soon.
Take some time out,sit on your gorgeous deck & soak in the views & the sunshine.
Hugs Lucy

Alison Gibbs said...

Ro hope you are feeling better.
What beautiful necklaces they all made.
Hope you are having lots of cuddles of the new little baby
Alison

azirca said...

Gosh Ro, sorry to hear that you had a health scare, lets hope that you feel better soon.
There has been a lot of talk over here about vitamin D deficiency. I guess that it is due to it being hammered into us that we must slather ourselves into a slippery mass of sunscreen before we venture outdoors.
Love the slideshow of the pendants, they are all beautiful pieces.

Mary Helen-Art Saves Lives said...

You and your students have created some incredible works in the workshop. I am praying you are on the road to total recovery and I am sending you healing white light. Imagine and Live in Peace, Mary Helen Fernandez Stewart

Musing said...

Sorry you are not well Ro. It appears we have adopted "slip, slop, slap" so conscientiously, we have overdone it! Re the class- I had a great time and I have worn my necklace several times now and had some very pleasing compliments.

If you or any of the girls from our class are interested,on my much neglected blog I have posted a pic of what I did with the fried marbles.

Steph said...

Hope you are feeling better!
Your students did great!
Congrats for the grandson!

ArtPropelled said...

So sorry you had a health scare, Ro. Please look after yourself! Such a treat to see all your students work.

Kim Palmer said...

Sorry to hear you haven't been well Ro, but hope all is good now. Congrats on your new wee addition to the family as well! Hope the little guy and Mum are doing well. Lovely pics from the class, looks like everyone was happy with their necklaces, no suprise there!

Jen Crossley said...

Oh Ro hope your okay just read your Blog.You would be surprised how many people dont get enough Vitamin D, Matthew has the same complaint and has to take it now
Jen