"When our eyes see our hands doing the
work of our hearts, the circle of creation
is completed inside us, the doors of our
Souls fly open and Love steps forth to
heal everything in sight."
~ Michael Bridge
Heavy rains and winds on Friday
brought in much cooler weather
making a place by the woodstove
the prime spot to sit. While the
ground is still a squishy, wet,
and muddy mess, the skies are
now crystal blue and being outside
feels rejuvenating.
There was the usual weekend trip
to the market, making me long for
the time I can pick my dinner
from the garden, a little house
loving and of course knitting.
Once a week I am taking the time
to create something other than
knitting and while the plan was
to set up my easel and paints
I found myself drawn to the
felt basket and spent some time
playing around. I used a knit gauge
swatch I had for the center and
added bits of cotton scrapes
and thread to make a needle book
to carry in my tool bag.
How about you, is your door open?
Weekending with Karen
brought in much cooler weather
making a place by the woodstove
the prime spot to sit. While the
ground is still a squishy, wet,
and muddy mess, the skies are
now crystal blue and being outside
feels rejuvenating.
There was the usual weekend trip
to the market, making me long for
the time I can pick my dinner
from the garden, a little house
loving and of course knitting.
Once a week I am taking the time
to create something other than
knitting and while the plan was
to set up my easel and paints
I found myself drawn to the
felt basket and spent some time
playing around. I used a knit gauge
swatch I had for the center and
added bits of cotton scrapes
and thread to make a needle book
to carry in my tool bag.
How about you, is your door open?
Weekending with Karen
