Tendonitis (2)

Here is the 'official' photograph taken under less pressure this morning. Outside with an overcast sky as recommended by Stacey Harvey-Brown. It works too. The colour balance comes out right. The only weakness is the folds. The fabric is so light that the only way to get a plane surface would be to pin it to a board. This one and the one  with the fabric crumpled up have been printed out  using the Inkjet on Photo Glossy Paper II. Forms are filled up and envelopes addressed. That's it - for now.

Last night my shoulders were really sore. This morning, they have gone away!! Aren't osteopaths wonderful? 

Michael's hospital bed arrived this morning. It was not as large as I expected but still there is not much space left over. The District Nurses have to come and put the finishing touches to it. So we are (nearly) all set for tomorrow.

My sister, Dorothy,  has arrived from Scotland to help out with Michael for a week. As she was a GP, that help is more than welcome. She has brought all her Procion dyes. My immediate (textile) task is  wind the Tencel skeins ready for dyeing.