Flowers, Family, and Friends

I am told that I have “so many projects going on at one time.” 

Perhaps somewhat defensively, I maintain this is only partially true.  I really do try to actively work on only one thing at a time.  That said, I will admit to there being a fair number of “potential projects” living in various planning stages in my head, or on my laptop, or in my closet, awaiting a visit from the Muse to push them into fruition.

A couple of months ago, I decided I wanted to create some little fabric yard banners.  I knew I wanted to paint them on canvas, and had an idea of where I would be placing the completed ones, but I had to wait for the actual designs to make themselves known to me,  and for the time and opportunity in which to be able to spread out and work.

  Also, one more thing.  I had to learn how to do this. 

(Just so you know, that continues to be the best part of the ongoing adventure for me.)

Inspired by my earlier rock-painting adventure, I began searching anew for just the right thing to put in the memorial corner.  I happened upon a line from Alfred Lord Tennyson that I thought would be perfect to put on a flag in that space.  They could fit as words that would honor loved ones who had passed. And—hooray—the quote was in the public domain, for copyright purposes). 

• Project materials: √
• Use for the project: √
• Inspiration for the project: √
• Time to figure it out: √

Ready, set, go!