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Friday, December 7, 2007
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Swatching it!
Well, well, well...look who is swatching! The plan (here goes...) is to knit my grand daughter a sweater. This will be my first knitted ...
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echo and wondered where the sound was coming from? That would have been me followed by gasping, then more screaming, with my hand spread ov...
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Most of my handiness goes into the making of art that when it comes time to get it properly photographed, hung, and even submitted to exhibi...
The textiles with "legs" in the second photo are really intriguing. i keep journals that are chronological rather than thematic. it is a pain to find stuff, but I manage, and it's a process that works for me. Oddly, you were in one of my dreams last night. You received something and there was much rejoicing on your blog. I don't remember what it was, other than it was something we knew you were anticipating, but it wasn't your camera. Go figure.
ReplyDeleteI can almost hear a poem in your doodle of the faces among the leaves.
ReplyDeleteKaroda Darling!!
ReplyDeleteLike yours, my wish list is endless! I want to play with fiber for the next 1,000 years, and maybe then I'll be satisfied.
I love your upper right leaf person...that's me all right!!
I have stopped journaling, but I think/hope 2008 will be a new journaling year for me.
xo
love your journaling...i have become to busy wishing to make lists, and i have encouraged myself to act and wish at the same time to get through it. sometimes it works.
ReplyDeleteVisual journals are such a treat! Thanks for sharing a few pages with us. I love the leaf women and agree with Nellie, about almost hearing a poem in your doodling.
ReplyDeleteMy wish list for concrete things is mostly fiber and book related, and I'd never have enough time to use/read them all. I have another endless wish list about travel and abstract wishes.
I want to study meteorology, get a reliable small car and a tiny boler trailer and slowly travel stopping to paint everytime I see something extraordinary, play in an orchestra, document (with paint and canvas) a pine forest under beetle attack, learn html, learn to speak another language(s), try my hand at pottery, learn to carve in wood, take up curling, make wine using the fruit from our orchard, start an alternative business council here, attend more concerts, make another altered book, create a whole exhibit of altered books, climb Sleeping Beauty Mountain (know a sherpa who would like to carry me?), build a cabin on Haida Gwaii, bring a huge unstallation art idea I have into existence, live to be 120 and still independent and still learning..... take more naps, quit my job, make a living painting, play - a lot.
ReplyDeleteI've always struggled with visual journals...I guess I figure by the time I go to all that trouble I'd rather just get out cloth and "do it"...do you find it useful and actually use the ideas?
ReplyDeletei love your visual journal pages. thanks for sharing!
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