Yay we're in 2014! 2013 felt like going around in muddling circles - not a bad year or an especially good year but definitely muddling. It was quite a relief to stand on our roof last night and watch the fireworks - here's a rather blurry picture.
It's a new year with new work planned and new habits to cultivate. My intentions this year boil down to this:
Last year's intentions were mostly a success with the most important achievement being to minimise the presence and impact of negative people in my life. Although having looked at that list again I see I fell down badly on the spending money side of things and on the shoes under the desk.
In studio news I spent the last little bit of 2013 making some tiny nests
and the first day of 2014 assembling the constituent parts of my entry for Brenda Gael Smith's Living Colours exhibition. I can't say too much about it but it's a piece that has been brewing for at least four years, waiting for the right time to be made. And one of the joys of having a well-aged stash is that I can pull pieces out and remember who gave them to me or who or where I bought them from. This piece will have fabric I bought in Rome at the fabled Fratelli Bassetti Tessuti, a hand-dyed piece that Annabel gave me years ago and is a remnant from Jealousy, more hand-dyes from Dijanne and Deb, and silk from Fiona. It feels like this piece will have good karma - an excellent start to 2014.
Happy New Year :) xx
1 comment:
Oooh... I love your little nests, and am looking forward to the mystery's reveal.
Bkessings in 2014! Xo
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