this circle,
cut from one end,
lands on linen,
claudia's sleeve, in fact,
and looks to be at home.
she called them trustworthy,
these circles,
which makes me wonder.
and now my stitching,
cutting, and mending
during this flu
horrendous though it is
has something to be,
to lean into, to become.
trustworthy.
14 comments:
Beautiful, Velma. Hope you feel better soon.
I like having a 'circle' on my sleeve...feels good.
Claudia
Great use of your time while you are sick. Beautiful stitches, like rain. Feel better soon.
Great use of your time while you are sick. Beautiful stitches, like rain. Feel better soon.
Ying/yang, dark moon/full moon circles... :)
Keep truckin' (and getting better)
like a daily enso practice...
Oh you are still sick...me, too. But the stitches are so beautiful! xo
beautiful tiny stitches, looks like they are holding down the circles - keeping them from floating away. hope each day is a little bit better.
josh, thank you, both things--
claudia, "along comes a woman in lacey sleeves." circly sleeves?
alice, thanks! better than nothing!
valerie, you keep getting better
henrietta, i cheated (wiki) and now know about enso. circle!
cait, egad, can't this just GO?!
jean, maybe they are, holding htem tight for some reason.
I am so smitten with this brown. It's got me in thrall!
kristin, YAY to smitteness! and thrallness!
The perfect combination of circles and lines, light and dark, solid and void. This piece is a delight to observe in its making and exudes warmth and yes, trust...
Best to you in the battle with the flu - we had a nasty one that floored us late last year - No. Fun. At. All!
fiona, it's definitely a slow process! my flu is nothing to what you guys, barry especially, endured!
wonderful work, soft words
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