goodness
I do, feel it that is and more importantly, I also try to look at others with this same attitude: one of love.....
not easy after the attacks in Paris last weekend, however I do believe that looking with a sense of love at another person is the only way out of violence, of any kind, 'cos there is lots of that around
fortunately we have a Dog, who makes me step away from too grandiose ideas about self and a walk in the woods with His happy-go-lucky presence brings me back down to earth |
another remark that got stuck inside my mind, wasn't directed specifically at me, it was made by Grace in a post a long while back, so I couldn't say where; she mentioned how suddenly she had realised, in the making of a cloth, what Jude had meant when she said how basting two pieces of fabric together make them as one, and this occurred in this cloth on the right in the pic above, where the grey square meets the tiny strip next to it and they have merged in this sense together with the grey linen backing cloth. |
the black dog isn't truly black, just an outline with specks, will have to think of something else in the next cloth! |
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oh him, Large Owl, an old collage I made back in the days when the boys were young and they used to join me in the studio.....and thank you Dana for considering them beautiful
have a wonderful time Michelle, I look forward to reading your stories from Massachusetts
thanks Debbie, yes quite a step beyond the natural-dye-colour range, I needed a bit more zinggg
well said Mo!
last: cloth as metaphor. I have come to believe that integrating and connecting disparate pieces are activities that call up similar activities in the psyche. perhaps this is why stitching is so healing and in ways we can't quite account for?
work with someone who can understand that and even more, share that
perception WITH you....
and yes...how it all becomes One...the deep pleasure of that.
and Marge...such Class she brings to the kitchen....i wonder if she
knew Julia?
cloth as metaphor, how about that? i suppose everything we make with our hands is a 'translation' of what goes on in our mind, whether we're aware of it or not
Grace, she claims to have heard of her, however she'll not admit to not knowing at least something, however trivial, about somebody famous!
thanks Jude, i have a great tutor