once i finished drafting the dress block i am now immersed in high manipulation in order to get this.
the instructions seem clear, but i don't know with my present knowledge, or lack of it i'll succeed. but hey, she who doesn't risk... we shall see.
moving on. why is it that drop clothes
-nerdy term for the cloth in which you cover your table-
or papers are serendipitously more successful than any purposely painted surface? can't believe the richness of this paper; it begs to be turned into a piece
maybe adding a small piece on the side?
some stitching?
moving on further.who says blogs are dead ?now facebook and instagram, not to say twitter: try to better all this rambling. HA!ಠ ಠ
neki desu
Rambling, like meandering, it's a good word. Yet I find I don't make time to read blogs much any more, except, like this one, when FB alerts me to it. I can't remember the last time I opened my blog reader. Hmmmm, food for thought.
ReplyDeletei do read some blogs but not as many as i used to and i don't post on mine quite as often. too many other priorities. drop cloths are always beautiful, aren't they. we think too much when we purposely create. we need to free our mind and let our creative spirit emerge....that's what i think, anyway.
ReplyDeleteI've been contemplating giving up my blog. I'd much rather be weaving. LOVE the drop cloth--frame it!
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