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Thursday, January 27

Taking sweet flight

My best friend's daughter moved out of her parents house this January. She's old enough to do it, however I felt quite saddened at first. Even when it seems to be the logical development of life.
I remember she was my own daughter's age when we first met, and that doesn't seem to have been too long ago.
When I first moved out on my own the first thing I wanted were things to hang up on my walls. I had the compelling need to surround my self with beauty. So I made her a present.

I think I was a little bit influenced by Elsita Mora's style  I love how cathartic her work is.

Wednesday, January 26

New Year's Eve of 2010

I don't know if this is a long standing tradition or not but I was told we should hang up a miniature shaped like a lamb behind our front door on New Year's Eve to attract money. The slang-word in Spanish  for money is "lana" (wool).

I didn't want us to go without one this year, so I made one out of paper :)
  

I wove a red cotton yarn handle with frivolité knots for it. I like how the white and red look together. I picked up on this embossing technique while looking at Elsita Mora's amazing work. I always feel inspired and uplifted after reading her blog. She has become one of my favorite artists!
Showing posts with label pricked paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pricked paper. Show all posts

Taking sweet flight

My best friend's daughter moved out of her parents house this January. She's old enough to do it, however I felt quite saddened at first. Even when it seems to be the logical development of life.
I remember she was my own daughter's age when we first met, and that doesn't seem to have been too long ago.
When I first moved out on my own the first thing I wanted were things to hang up on my walls. I had the compelling need to surround my self with beauty. So I made her a present.

I think I was a little bit influenced by Elsita Mora's style  I love how cathartic her work is.

New Year's Eve of 2010

I don't know if this is a long standing tradition or not but I was told we should hang up a miniature shaped like a lamb behind our front door on New Year's Eve to attract money. The slang-word in Spanish  for money is "lana" (wool).

I didn't want us to go without one this year, so I made one out of paper :)
  

I wove a red cotton yarn handle with frivolité knots for it. I like how the white and red look together. I picked up on this embossing technique while looking at Elsita Mora's amazing work. I always feel inspired and uplifted after reading her blog. She has become one of my favorite artists!