Wednesday Quote
This past week didn’t come with any big milestones or shiny accomplishments. No finished pieces to photograph, no major announcements to make. Instead, it was one of those weeks filled with the necessary but invisible work: supply lists, class descriptions, schedules, notes, updating my website… The scaffolding that holds everything else up. And stitching. Lots…
This is the last post in Working in a Series and as such, a bit of a recap.
Last year I began a new textile book. I wanted to try a new-to-me way of binding, following Anne Wood, but instead it became one of those projects that demanded patience, pauses, problem-solving, and more than a little stubbornness. There were starts and stops along the way, experiments that worked beautifully and others that definitely…
Wow! What a year it has been … but it is almost over now, and I have to say that I am looking forward to 2017 and focusing on my art, making some new pieces, trying some new techniques. For those of you who have been asking for classes in my studio, I am happy…
Normal? What is normal, anyway? The concept of “normal” can be subjective and context-dependent, varying from person to person and situation to situation. When people talk about “getting back to normal,” they often refer to a routine that was familiar and comfortable before a disruption or change occurred. This could pertain to daily routines, social…
On having a less than wonderful few weeks, and learning to accept that life gets on the way, and how to deal with that.