I am one of the collection points for Womyn(s) Work and I found an ordinary looking box in my mailbox this afternoon. It was an amazing collection of beautiful mohair yarn and an unfinished sweater. I would like to share this with you. Inside the package was an email and a plaque. The email read:
"Dear Shari: Enclosed is the yarn that my mother was using to knit a sweater. She died before she could finish it. If possible, when you decorate the trees, please put up the unfinished sweater parts with the plaque that I made to honor my mother's memory. Thank you Earthspirit88" Her prior email to me read: "Hi I was forwarded the information from a friend. I love this idea! I live in California... My mother was a knitter and I found skeins of yarn in her closet after she died. I've been holding on to the yarn since 2001... I would like to send it to you as a way to honor her."
As I read about this daughter wanting to honor her mother, I actually got chill bumps!
This is going to be an amazing installation, and now it is almost a sacred trust, to honor those who came before. My first thought was this yarn is too nice for this installation, but now I am honor bound to use it to decorate a tree and honor Glenna and her daughter, Earthspirit88.
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Showing posts with label womyn(s) work. Show all posts
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Monday, February 06, 2012
This gave me shivers...
Labels:
foremothers,
honor,
sacred trust,
womyn(s) work
Sunday, February 05, 2012
Womyn(s) Work
Here is the latest on the art Installation that I am working on. We now have 50 aprons, and are hoping for 100. We still have three weeks, so we may make it.
Sunday, January 22, 2012
BAD BLOGGER
OK, my life as suddenly gone crazy busy! Things are going very quickly and I have two shows and a large outdoor installation that all happen in MARCH!
I have ideas for the shows, but have not actually started either of them. The outdoor installation is really getting going...
here are some pictures:
More will follow as we progress on the installation, and I will post my pieces as they are created.
I have ideas for the shows, but have not actually started either of them. The outdoor installation is really getting going...
here are some pictures:
The Goddess Grove, Goddess tree in the middle and the guardians on either side
Beginnings of Tree Crochet
Amish Holiday apron donated by Caroline
Dark apron in process from Ginger
Suzanne's artist apron in process
Ginger's batik apron
More will follow as we progress on the installation, and I will post my pieces as they are created.
Labels:
apron,
batik,
Goddess,
goddess guardians,
goddess tree,
womyn(s) work
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