last post had me thinking about what gets lost in the rush. the rush to move ahead.
mending has a way of slowing you down. and besides, i really like the way it ends up looking.
instead of rushing something into the rag bag or even into the charity bag (have you seen this?) you can mend it! and slow down a little bit.
so here are a few new images of recent mending i did while i was away. seems everyone brought a few things for me to work on-
by the way, I updated the workshops and events page. there is a shibori workshop at the Japanese American National Museum on Sat. Sept. 8.
Such a sweet treat, the last sight I see before signing off and going to bed.
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good morning! (morning now…)
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It’s funny how mending seems to happen at the end of the summer…just before school starts. I just mended my 21 year old son’s favorite pair of cargo shorts (and also wrote about it in my blog)..you are right…mending is a slow-you-down process! I so enjoy your beautiful indigo and shibori.
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back to school is a good time, you’re right. all those new clothes…
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Would you come to Phoenix to do a workshop? Janet
On Tue, Aug 28, 2012 at 4:49 PM, Shibori Girl
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email me janet…shiborigirl@shiborigirlstudios.com
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I wish i had some holey jeans 🙂 Well i could put patches over “future holes”…
Thank you Glennis. Between you and Jude my life is returning to my passionate roots of natural dyeing and slow stitch and playing :))
Peace, Rhelda
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jeans eventually get holey…if you use them long and hard enough. the boys and their friends around here are pretty good at it!
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