I am loving the dialogue in Jude Hill's online Spiritcloth workshop, with it's gathering of participants bent on sharing our creative expressions, exploring our questions and being inspired from that. This is my native way of working only it's amplified with others sharing and delving into their questions, as well - like being plugged into an electricity outlet! I have decided to do a series of six inch blocks that will unfold a story and I will put them together at the end. For the first block I wanted to reveal just part of something - a flirt of face and tail. The second block is of the Question Monster who keeps and guards all questions locked inside a treasure chest. Stay tuned...
I am loving the dialogue in Jude Hill's online Spiritcloth workshop, with it's gathering of participants bent on sharing our creative expressions, exploring our questions and being inspired from that. This is my native way of working only it's amplified with others sharing and delving into their questions, as well - like being plugged into an electricity outlet! I have decided to do a series of six inch blocks that will unfold a story and I will put them together at the end. For the first block I wanted to reveal just part of something - a flirt of face and tail. The second block is of the Question Monster who keeps and guards all questions locked inside a treasure chest. Stay tuned...
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Thank you for the comment. I missed the "cloth to cloth" so I am really feeling my way. I love the idea of a Question Monster. I look forward to seeing how the story of the rabbit finishes.
Isn't this fun? I love your scary face...I'll never rest easy under
chinz again!
Hi Pat - you're welcome and 'Cloth to Cloth' was focused on different ways to weave cloth strips - so quite different then this workshop. I hope you jump in and look forward to seeing your story develop - I don't think there's any 'right' way but the one you choose.
Hi Patty - yes - I am in my element! Ha ha about your comment :)
Monster and bunny...this is a story to look forward to.
I like the idea of doing the smaller cloths and putting them together for the finish. I think that I was thinking too hard about my base, and the story wouldn't come. I finally let it go, and I believe it has arrived.
Hi Suzanna - I look forward to seeing yours unfold further, too!
Linda - so true - when we let go, then something shifts.
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