I can’t help but think of James Taylor’s Yellow and Rose as I stitch these tiny 3/4" pieces of peace …
And fear not, I’m continuing to stitch regular-size peace pins as well … this one for a sewist at St Liz …
In the midst of chaos, I find joy in little things, like my new lunar thread nest and positive bits of "wisdom" on Instagram …
And always, all-ways, these guys make my days brighter (I did a double-take the first time I saw the second picture) …
As usual, to learn more about the peace pin project and request your own (free) peace pin, click on this link. And to learn how to make one of your own peace pins, click here.
Everything about this post was like a warm hug, especially those smiles...Your lunar thread nest intrigued me so I clicked on the link and loved her Garden Caroler Friends and her Snow People. Now I would put your Moon Myth book right up next to your lunar thread nest for a visual and reading delight. Marti
ReplyDeleteHi LA - I feel as though I'm emerging from a fog of large but what a better sight to see that your delightful peace pins and ongoing efforts to create and find joy and peace in these times. Go gently. B
ReplyDeleteThose tiny peace pins are wonderful and I love your lunar mug. I am currently working on sewing peace here too
ReplyDeleteAren't those wee ones just a delight!!! I love the myriad of colours - so much happy and joyful peace! And yes to finding joy in small ways and small places...in smiles and the happiness of children.
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