Going

Just Going usually creates the atmosphere of going. Even looking, considering.   Another question. They are all going if I become aware of them.  What if I am always going?

This big round table is a circle.  I love working in a circle, I think to myself. Say out loud to myself.  Listen to myself.  Even if I am working with squares.

coating the other side with what I can find.

I have some larger pieces of thin cloth, not big enough but enough to cobble together to coat the other side.  Thin cloth lets me see a shadow of what is underneath.  I like that.

How much Grow has changed. Feels comforting to have it hanging here as a reminder of season.  I can use it as a loose patch catcher as I continue to consider circle components in the Forever Zone.  And I will leave it here until the season turns again. And the two large cloths are close enough to be talking.  Growth is so dependent on Balance.  And the other way around.

Balancing on the table and Grow on the wall

story cloth and cat tales

As always, I have help.

now two layers but still light as a feather.

Ok, 3 hours. A two layer cloth. Basted. Now what?

46 comments

  1. Looking at Grow, the word organic came to mind … so I looked to see if I was on track and found this on m-w.com

    “having the characteristics of an organism : developing in the manner of a living plant or animal”

    and yes, I do believe that’s right

  2. jess

    When people ask questions, we seem to default to considering the answer out loud, and when I don’t, I realize I’m not as committed to the answer. Answers seem so final.

    I am looking forward to the circles!

  3. The connections of the black and white…one in squares and one in magic tunnels. Perhaps they’ve already begun talking?
    I love grow so much ❤️

  4. Judith

    Grow is so warm and glowing; something about it touches my heart.
    After a friends cat tragedy I have learned to sew without pins.

  5. Elizabeth Godin

    Grow is Magnificient! But that can be said of all of your work!
    I have helpers also.. wouldn’t want to be without them.

  6. I’m loving all the radiating lines and circles in Growth. It almost feels as though I could spin the inner circle and then the pattern would change – wheel of fortune, sort of.

  7. Victoria

    Jude said:
    “I was a bit stunned when I hung it up for looking.
    I really gave me some positive energy that I needed.”

    Yes, sometimes to just stand back and see the whole of a thing is useful. You suddenly see connections that enlarge the thought of the piece. Often we miss things when focusing in closely on details. Also serendipity sometimes sneaks in when we aren’t looking.

    • Jude

      When I work on blankets, I focus on the up close because as blankets they are often seen that way. Like this, everything is different.

  8. Sara

    Those two chairs between such beauty…on the wall and on the table. Such an invitation to peace and gathering. Thank you for sharing that. Amazing work and thought.

  9. GROW is so full of beauty that it is beyond beautiful — filled with the beauty of color and form, filled with the beauty of your love sewn in with each stitch. I could look at this cloth forever — drawn in, embraced, safe. And it makes me, too, want to grow!

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