I have discovered one problem though, if you'd call it a problem.
When I was ill and couldn't do anything, my other creative thingies stuck their heads out.
Now I find myself with not just tangles to do, but also making a colouring -in book of my paintings, a patchwork tote bag as a way to get back into quilting so I can make a quilt for each of my grandchildren, which is SEVEN by the way, and I have painting commissions to do.
I thought I'd have plenty of time when I retired, but you do other things like go out for coffee or lunch, have a 2-4 day holiday, need to see doctors, dentists, pathologists, go with hubby on his visits for treatments etc., etc.
Phew! Makes me feel worn out just writing it out! I know those who are retired will identify with all that.
Anywaaaaaaaaaaaay, here is this weeks zendala which I have kept in black and white just to be trad for a bit.
Wow, your zendala is GREAT. I love what you did between the ribbons, it's quite elegant.
ReplyDeleteAnd, yes I know what you mean. I sometimes wonder how I could ever find the time to work.
But .... I still miss it and especially beeing part f a group.
Looks great. Like the combination of tangles. It is always interesting to see how people used tangles that never were things that I considered and the unique results that they achieve.
ReplyDeleteThanks Donald. Its encouraging to receive your comments.
DeleteWow - Your Zendala is fabulous! The balance is nice and all of your patterns are so complimentary. Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteJacque Solomon
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Thanks Jacque for your kind words. Glad you enjoyed it!
DeleteVery nice! Great choice of tangles, and I love your Diva dance between the ribbons. Great shading too.
ReplyDeleteA very beautiful sunny tangle. Lovely
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