fringe aka continuing
I worked on fringe.
Golden Opportunity
reach reinforced
This spot needed support. Some design mending.
a new perspective
Looking up at this weird chandelier offers a new perspective, I love how it changes the balance of balance.
Storm Watching
There is so much of my old weaving here. I want to build an outside loom and make carpets. Soul-o caught sight of new falling snow.
Nesting
An old afghan embroidered hat, a gift from long ago. Now a nest. I wonder if the gift giver will find me here.
Winter's Sill
No excuse not to grow scallions.
when it snows in the porch
Yes, it snows in the porch if there is wind.
Nine
Watch out. A Big What If is forming.
“what if” … such an amazing record, an artifact in the best sense of that word
an idea, oh goodie!…and no DJ… 😀 Hurray!!
ha!
Your nine-patch format is exciting! It came through first on my phone all in a line. But I could already tell it was exuberant, so I looked on the laptop for the full effect. Every little square a gem in the nest of a winter’s day.
If I turn my phone sideways I get the nine…
Tried the phone sideways, but I still see them in a line. Hmmm. Happy to see them anyway!
I guess it depends on the phone.
Recently I commented on your flexibility, now I’m seeing you as a spring- bending, bouncing, swirling…can’t keep up!
Boing!
Okay, hopscotch it is. Or a train of thought? Look at those 9 boxcars! I like the way the golden fringe catches the light in the selves face and the way you already have a collection of ideas, as shown by the holes in the wall! Ha.
Yes, I’ve ruined the walls in no time, or should I say fixed…
Oh, I really love this! It’s like playing hopscotch through your mind. Or imagining electrical impulses flashing through the brain.
or flash cards!
Getting so excited – just like Mo described above!
it’s good for our circulation.
Thank you for what you share. I don’t understand what you say cause I’m french but what I see is so interesting! It makes me so happy! It speaks to my soul.It is exactly what I love and like to sew. Thank you! Love!
what a loving comment! Merci
your “I have an idea!” brought to mind this lovely passage in “Kith: The Riddle of the Childscape” by Jay Griffiths
“The funny thing is that when I remember the fallow hours, I remember immediately the outrageous, exorbitant, flamboyant stalks which grew from that quiet earth. It would go like this. I would be stuck for something to do. Both my brothers would be stuck. Our friends would be stuck. The pendulum would swing to its furthest extent, a yawn wide enough to swallow the world, and then, like the yin and yang of Chinese philosophy, the extremity of one feeling would create a ferocious need to create the opposite and one of us, their face cracking into a dangerous grin, a truly scary grin, a grin which could chew steel, a grin which could depopulate a wedding, would growl, “I know…” look forward to seeing this new “what if” of yours and your delightfully wild grin!
wow this was fabulously appropriate! Grinning…
Mo, A much more poetic version , but totally reminded me of these movies when the girls say to each other “I’ve got a scathingly brilliant idea” – before doing something very naughty 😉 My sister and I used that line for years. lol I like the visual of the pendulum, yawning. This is just what childhood used to be. Thanks Mo.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Trouble_with_Angels_(film)
I love to see snippets of your life. It’s soothing to my spirit.
And I love your wild turkeys!