Showing posts with label ideas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ideas. Show all posts

Sunday, November 25, 2012

Christmas Fun!




Christmas day is just one month away!  Let's make every day count for a wonderful season this year!  I am doing a month-long series of Christmas Fun!  Recipes, crafts, stockings, decorations, just plain ole fun! Lots of ideas, quick ideas, to maximize your time.  Stick around, come back everyday for some awesome fun ideas. Share some of your ideas on Fridays with a linky!  Join me, won't you!

Christmas Fun ahead . . . . .



Monday, September 24, 2012

Broken Sewing Machine!

It's National Sewing Month and my sewing machine finally "bit the dust"! It had a good long life; I've had it since about 1979.  I gave away my sewing machine kitty (designated savings) to a family that was short on rent money, due to a lost job.  (They have since gotten back on their feet! Yay!)  I did a side job, but will not be paid for about 30-45 days.  So what does a textile artist do besides the mending?  Well. . . .

 There is more to sewing than a sewing machine. 

Sew up a pretty broach with scraps by pruittcreations

Get out the floss!  Embroidered Art Hoop by pruittcreations
Or grab your scissors and some fabric scraps and make yo yos!!!



Yo yo tree wall hanging that I am working on for Christmas


Embroidery accents sewn on

It's fun and creative! And it's what I am doing lately,
until I get a new machine :)  


Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Creative Writing

After reading a creative writing magazine article about storytelling, an idea popped into my head! [To give due credit, the idea also came from a foundation of a blogger friends recent series of continuing posts about what to do with a six pound zucchini by homemadeoriginals!] The article author asked a series of questions that one goes through when thinking about writing a story. I asked myself some of the questions and came up with this idea: How many ways can I tell the same story? What are some of the different perspectives, or viewpoints that the story can be told through? What good can come from telling the story over again? And what new information can we glean or enjoy from the retelling? So in the interest of working on my craft--in this case--my writing skills, I will proceed tomorrow with "Twice Upon an Afternoon Stroll." I don't know how many times I will revisit this idea, but I should be fun to stroll together and I hope you will join me!