Wednesday Quote
One of the main messages of the book is this: “There are two paths in life: Should and Must. We arrive at this crossroads over and over again. And every day, we get to choose.”
We’ve been having some really strange weather lately … last week was a good example: weather warnings, tornado sightings, hail the size of golf balls, rain, rain and more rain, high winds … I wanted to share a few photos taken on Wednesday of last week from the 36th floor of Bankers Hall. I was…
On the hunt for perfection February means … Winter Olympics! I am big Olympics fan. I like to watch amazing athletes in their element, looking to perform their best. And I’m always astonished at what they accomplish. Endurance, courage, speed, focus. Passion. Perseverance. I watched Russian Alexander Bolshunov compete and win gold in men’s skiathlon…
Welcome to another instalment of Working in a Series. Before we continue exploring, I want to get back to why this is an important part of your practice. Here are some reasons: What do you think? In continuing to explore this subject, we discuss the next point: Creating a cohesive body of work Developing a…
What’s not to like? A couple of weeks ago, I joined a free workshop with Deb Cooper organized by TextileArtist.org. The workshop was all about stitched marks and dyeing experiments. Very well organized. A lovely workbook and an e-book with work by Deb plus a community and great instructions. Right up my alley. If you’ve…
On staving off sadness by adopting a practice of slow stitching.