I have had a hard time thinking of picking up the needles again...I had been playing with that one noro scarf since Lucy died...and I finally picked out some home spun and Jane Thornley's new pattern scarf/vest... Small Investments...and her knit along on Ravelry...I am inspired to knit again...and this time maybe not cry every time I make a stitch...
Badass women doing their art!
- Effy Wild
Badass artist, follow her, take some classes, become a badass! - LoriMarsha
I am honored to own several pieces of her art! - Lindsay Ostrom
Another friends blog! Man alive this woman is a prolific artist! I love her and her art! - Pip Notes
Such a good friend to me!
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Thursday, November 12, 2009
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Effy Wild Class 2019
- I am in Effy Wilds 365 Class If you want to stretch yourself as a person and an artist consider taking one of her classes! You can find her here: https://learn.effybird.com/
Gypsy Tarot Card Art
- These are photos of the Collage Cards that I am doing in an Online Tarot Class. I am placing the images on used CDs...kind of recycling!
I'm sure you can imagine how happy I am to hear you're picking up the needles again. I completely understand the connection and inability after Lucy, but I hope that it will be for you as it is for me -- a soothing form of therapy.
Never saw Jane Thornley before -- thanks for showing her as she's absolutely amazing. YES! She's a great one (along with some stunning yarn) to get the inspiration going!
Smiles to you!
Posted by: The Knitwit Hues | Friday, November 13, 2009 at 12:15 PM
I am glad you are happy too! I just had to rip out 8 rows!!! LOL Practice practice practice right? I some how connected my item in the round! gah! I am excited about the colors working up on the needles...and Jane's pattern! I love the free range idea of knitting! I am glad to share her with you! I have many of her patterns and love the way they work up!
I forget, are you on Ravelry???? She has a group there and this is what they are doing for a knit a long! Join if you can!
Hugs
Posted by: gypsy | Friday, November 13, 2009 at 09:53 PM