several times this eve for a cohesive Post, i give up and will just post a Journal page.
Cloth:
cutting blanket for door cover
Pair ing. a Moth
the cushion for the Butterfly X Lost at Sea chair half finished
HeartHouse…re: Dee Mallon's words
recent posts
about
Posted in Uncategorized
14 responses to “having Tried”
-
Wonderful. All of it. I especially like the moth.
LikeLike
-
THANKS for coming by…and the moth, yes. there are
more pairings. don’t know what’s happening here tonight.
could be typepad, could be me. but thanks….againLikeLike
-
Journals are good, too… 🙂
LikeLike
-
hmmmm.
LikeLike
-
Do you sew in your rocking chair? I love hand-sewing in a rocking chair, just rock back to the perfect angle and no cricks in the neck etc.
I have door blankets too – have just taken them down because it’s warming up here and am putting up the cotton/linen/light summer ones.LikeLike
-
your moth…i see the face of a goat. the eye at the midpoint of the top piece, a nose and mouth to the left where the pieces meet and below a beard.
LikeLike
-
the cloths are telling such stories!
LikeLike
-
What I mean is… your journal page seems cohesive
LikeLike
-
i wanted all three posts in one place.
oh wellLikeLike
-
not yet….but i will try it out soon. one of the great
things about this one is that it is LOW, fits my small self
just right. i feel like goldilocks.
it’s so hard for me to cover that door and the windows
in there in winter….i get so claustrophobic about it
but there’s really no choice…too much wind, too much
c o l d if i don’t.
i am so glad it’s Springtime in Ballarat!!!!!!!!LikeLike
-
am looking again…
LikeLike
-
such good companions, yes.
LikeLike
-
oh the moth, gotta love that moth and
love the heart house tooLikeLike
-
but it IS cohesive… reading from three forward back. Now will read forward. I love the crescent of glare in the first picture, the moth’s delicacy, and the way the ‘house’ scraps could easily (with antennae) become another flying critter…
LikeLike
windthread 
Leave a reply to grace Forrest Cancel reply