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it's astounding how easily one can stagnate. even while i worked away happily and creatively. i didn't realize how stuck i was. that trying to make all manner of items to fill a shop was draining my talents. but finally beginning the process of streamlining my work has uncovered and strengthened much in me. and i love it. as i work now, the quilts are shifting and growing. each one with a fuller, broader and truer story. a personality like mine that can get lost in work can forget to take the time to grow. and now i feel the growth every day. i feel the meaning. i feel the certainty and the fullness pouring into the spirit of the quilt. this quilt is listed in my shop.
the studio is a busy and a messy place. but we have finally put our heads together, krista and i, and starting next week, we will have weekly hours as follows....
wednesday to friday 11 - 6
weekends and any other time by appointment.
(i'm almost always at the studio or next door, so an appointment is no imposition).
and we will continue to have our weekend events that i'll let you know about in advance.
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I read your Story Book Robin Blog yesterday. What a great idea, your creativity is boundless, full of feeling and love. You are a wonderful asset to your little community.
ReplyDeletethe storybook robin is going to be a beautiful asset to our little village. it's author and the person putting all this loveliness together is my wonderful neighbor, krista, not me.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds wonderful, and a great way to move into winter.
ReplyDeletei'm always interested how i love to make quilts in summer and winter.....for different reasons
Deleteoh my goodness isn't that lovely, just beautiful.What talent! I just realized that I hadn't rejoined your blog after my old one crashed, I was following on fcaebook but forgot to join here, now I have that fixed, I had to start from scratch with my blog, I lost everything!!!
ReplyDeleteoh laurie.....my heart breaks for you. i would have an awfully hard time if that happened to me and my little blog.
Deletethank you so much for having the strength to build another one.
Beautiful quilt! I can just visualize you working away cutting and sewing your masterpieces. "Busy hands are happy hands".
ReplyDeletethanks kris.....my grandma would say that. actually, she would say that her mother used to say that!!!.
Deletehave a great day, kris.