I have a gardenia bush in a pot on my deck and it is in full bloom. It smells heavenly and it has attracted a beautiful butterfly. The butterfly was so overcome by the fragrance that it didn't even notice me as I was snapping photos. (At least that's what I am making up about its lack of attention to me.)
Mixed Media and Art Journals. Crazy Quilting. Fiber Art. Ramblings. Maybe Some Gardening.
Friday, April 22, 2011
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Crazy Button Quilt by Pam Kellogg
Pam Kellogg of Kitty and Me Designs has made a lovely video of her crazy button quilt, complete with beautiful music. It's about 3 minutes long, and packed with the kind of eye candy that crazy quilters love. Pam has put together some of her wonderful stitching in an e-book, Elegant Crazy Quilt Seam Treatments.
Friday, April 15, 2011
Monday, April 11, 2011
madrecita
I found this prayer in a photo, and I don't know where it came from.
In English, it says
"Little Mother,
Woman of corn, of the earth, of the moon
Thank you for the children,
Thank you for life,
Thank you for light
Thank you, thank you for everything"
Isn't that beautiful? What do you have to be thankful for today?
In English, it says
"Little Mother,
Woman of corn, of the earth, of the moon
Thank you for the children,
Thank you for life,
Thank you for light
Thank you, thank you for everything"
Isn't that beautiful? What do you have to be thankful for today?
Friday, April 8, 2011
Thursday, April 7, 2011
japanese musicians
These lovely Japanese musicians are on a journey, carrying their belongings in bundles. After playing for a wedding in a nearby village they are making their way home. They have stopped at the edge of a stand of bamboo to rest and have tea. While waiting for the tea, they are playing for their own entertainment. No harm will come to them in the peaceful countryside.
Their names, from left to right, are Jin, which means gentleness; Chizu, a thousand storks; and Sen, wood fairy. Their lives are devoted to their music and simple pleasures.
What is Jin thinking about?
Their names, from left to right, are Jin, which means gentleness; Chizu, a thousand storks; and Sen, wood fairy. Their lives are devoted to their music and simple pleasures.
What is Jin thinking about?
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