The Creative Habit: Learn it and Use it for Life, by Twyla Tharp
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Dress Number 2, and a gallery of Pam’s creations.
Metamorphic Dress by Sew Liberated
And Now We Welcome the New Year
Music used in this podcast:
- Jim Fidler, Merrigan’s Reel
- The Light the Heat, Back to the Start
- John Lucas, It’s a Wonderful Life
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Love the bunny! Did you consider knitting a tiny sweater for her?
Jen, of course there is bunny knitwear!
I can’t believe I forgot to mention that…
Wonderful! I made a rag doll for my granddaughter last year, now thinking about a sweater, tricky to get the fit right when the doll is 80 miles away …
10 years ago I had just listened to that podcast, Start as you mean to go on, when my husband died. As I flew home, I used that phrase as a mantra, and it helped me to knit my life back together.
Could you include a link to the specific watercolor 3D template you had made? I searched on Thingiverse and found one that fit in the Kaweco tin but the wells are not as large as the one you had made. Thanks!
Hi Ana, this is the pattern I used: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3730893 so far it’s working well, but I did need to sand the floor of the largest mixing well.
The majority of my dreams are house themed too. Usually it feels like a familiar house (belonging to a relative but not anything I’ve seen in my waking hours) but I keep discovering new rooms or features.
Those dreams stay with me for a long time while I ponder what they mean.
Good luck with your barn / home journey. So glad to be able to hear your voice again. Thanks Knit Sib. 💕
Frankly, I’m surprised you still live in that sweet little place where we shared tea years ago. We talked then about your house dreams. I believed then and still do that one day the barn will be yours despite the frequent rejection, no matter that you are currently content.
My sister and I are now looking for a house to share. It must allow us a place to live together apart and have room for our crafts to stretch out, for the dogs to have freedom and for lots of gardening. It’s a chore searching.
Anyway, I was anxious to have an update on the barn so thank you for that and the delicious memory of sharing a pub lunch with you, Tonja, my friend, Lynda, my sis and me on a drizzly Sunday in Wales.