Peace on my Mind

Nine for Peace  got a binding yesterday.

Odd for me, right (?)... to be so definitive. Considering edge.

But then , it does not mean finishedJust a reference point.  Maybe a sense of closure in these crazy times.  Still stitching though...at about  27" square now, I consider it a large cloth.  It's pinned over a Heart's Path right now.  Too look. But it's small enough to be an easy lap project.  I need that right now.  And it's time for Peace already. Enough.

I will be putting together a newsletter soon.  So many things have changed.

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78 comments

  1. Cj

    Purples are so many things.💟
    I’m ever so thankful to your instruction by growing the cloth, the simplicity in going as you wish. Sending peace you find newer energy healing and more of these love drops.🤗
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    😉

  2. Laura

    It’s time for boundaries. We need to show them they’ve intruded on our boundaries of what we will accept. Waaaay over-stepped our boundaries.
    I wish I were younger and stronger.
    Boundaries must be differentiated between necessary and downright cruel. Physical, emotional, etc. My thoughts, since I was young, asked how did we go from wanderers/hunter/gatherers, to Holy Shit! Get out of my garden? Those are my reindeer! And, now we have: build a wall.
    A frame can be a boundary reframed as a focuser in art.
    I hope you are mending, Jude. Health can be quite the challenge. I’m glad you’re still stitching.

  3. Mary Pat Barry

    This is breathtakingly beautiful, Jude. The simple composition is amazing. This is one of my all time favorites. Amazing…

  4. Marilee

    That is exquisite, Jude. And I’m sure however it chooses to grow, will be equally so.
    Everything to your own pace is the best way to live. It’s clear that everyone will be here waiting your next missive.

  5. Borders are hugs maybe? Hugs and love belong everywhere they’re welcome.
    Glad to see you here today and I’m looking forward to the newsletter, at your leisure.

  6. Ayn

    I could spend all day sitting with and contemplating your underlined words with your thoughtful meanings. Thank you for that gift of a rabbit hole rescue.

  7. Helen Lee

    The bound edge…yes, unusual for you, but things are so different, so unsettled now. I love that the edges around Nine for peace are reaching though…a balance perhaps.

  8. Janice

    Gives time to pause and check our bearings. Where’s north, south, east and west on this rocky ocean? Borders giving balance and a sense of peace – yet the arrows allows movement in whatever direction calls to us. Thanks Jude.
    A beautiful PEACE (piece).

  9. Leslie Gardiner

    Jude, I like the thought that edges hold……and it makes me think of a phrase I cut out last week…”at the edge of the ocean “. With the ocean, the holding is really fluid and giving. The edges of the ocean are giving…🌊

  10. Beth Godin

    Beautiful and intuitive.
    Also, a confirmation that a desire lives deep within your journey to continue.
    Setbacks and change have a way of forcing us to return to our “center” in self preservation. It shows Hope .. not.. surrender.
    Glad to sense this in your welcomed messages.
    Prayers.

  11. sharon

    love the squares within a square within a square within a square… like looking thru one portal after another. a sense of limitless timelessness… and peace… x

  12. Barbara West

    The sunny center, surrounded by colors of mourning, tells me the center will hold. Feathers and the swirling border tells me change is near even if stormy. It’s good to hear from you again, Jude.

  13. Deb VZ

    It’s the dots outside of the nine that catch my eye…expanding the border of the nine and making the whole piece inclusive. Something so simple that brings it all together.

  14. kirsten

    the gray as binding is so soothing right now. i have always wondered about that fabric with all of the swirls and cloud shapes and what were the designers trying to say in the design.

    piece says peace.

  15. Susan

    I find myself drifting back and forth among all the things I like to do in my studio. At 68 years old, I’ve finally learned that perfection is not my goal but joy and peace are. Now to get over that twinge of “guilt ” or the “shoulds” to “complete” whatever it is we are working on. Oh the baggage we carry throughout are lives. I’m learning from you to just be!

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