circling in september
by jude
a path opened to continue…I took it…
Categories: Grow, Oneness, sunflower • Tags: Large cloth
Category Archives: Oneness
August
by jude
What a Strange Summer…
Categories: just going, Oneness, Season, sense, Strange, THOUGHT CATCHING • Tags: Life and Story, Working in a series
Almost Talking Thursday
by jude
Just a quick note before I go…
Categories: Just Home, moonflower, Oneness • Tags: Small cloth
from the rain forest
by jude
I like to work in the sunlight, so yay, a break in the rain.
Categories: components, design mending, Oneness, reconsidering Weave • Tags: Composition, Weaving
The way things might fit together
by jude
it’s all one thing…
Categories: design mending, framing, Oneness • Tags: Composition, Small cloth, What-if?
composed
by jude
It’s all the way you think about it I guess, what it might “be”.
Categories: Log cabin block, Oneness, sempathetic evolution • Tags: Composition, Small cloth
it was there
by jude
This one. Because it was in the pile of I Don’t Know. Created while I was considering Home. A lot. Pinned to the wall for so long, I got tired of looking. Waiting for direction. First. Everything Is Connected. Then. Holding on to Nothing. Finally, calling it New Eyes. Yesterday I stitched all those little stitches on either side that frame the intersection circles. I didn’t sleep so I spent some time last night considering continuing the border stitching in […]
Categories: Considering, dots, Just Home, Looking, Naming Things, Oneness, STITCH, WORKING IN A SERIES
yesterday and today, repeat…
by jude
Yesterday. The snow began beautifully. This morning, after rain all night. Another tiny spring. Big Cold is approaching. This has been such a strange winter. We undid the offer we made to the neighbors to walk and ride their ATV through the property, which was made during the deep covid time when their kids were home from school and stuck in the small property with no outlet. I spoke softly, about the need for privacy. The need to leave the […]
Categories: Oneness, weathering a storm