It's
been a while and I have so much to tell you about what's been going on in my
life. Resisting the crazy urge to tell you everything at once and throw
everything out there I am sticking with my new self imposed structure and
focussing on one thing at a time.
Monday has always been about making and I see no need to reinvent
the wheel, especially as there are already such strong foundations in this
realm, with Handmade Monday to mention but one. And my resolve on this
decision has been strengthened further by Jamie Ridler's introduction of I Made This Monday - I will be linking to both once I've completed this post
and checking in on all the other great creative minds out there regularly.
So with no further ado I will start with a picture of what I made.
Look...
My Beautiful Bathroom Space. I am so proud of this. I used what I had, balls of wool(yarn), twine, fabric and buttons, lots of buttons. The pelmet was an old roller blind, ends cut off and appliqued with Relax in wool and multi-coloured buttons; the rugs were made from pom poms inspired by Pip Lincolne at Meet Me at Mikes; loving the pom poms I made flowers inspired by the lovely vase always on display at Marie Forleo's Studio; and the little containers were little terracotta pots, a little chipped and cracked, pulled back together with a roll of twine and some gorgeous fabric I found in my stash. I really am loving this space and inspired daily to crack on with making the rest of the house feel as fresh, light and sparkling.
Another thing I've been working on this past week with the arrival of the Full Pink Moon has been this:
I took Jamie Ridler's 'Pink Moon Dream Board Workshop' and loved every minute of it. My board is virtual rather than paper and glue because my life is pretty virtual these days and I like the idea that I see this on my screen whenever it lights up. The five words were inspired by my Desire Mapping work with Danielle La Porte, that journey has been and continues to be truly enlightening. Thank you so much ladies.
Whilst I made March a month of meditation, and I'm looking forward to doing a lot more of that in May, April has all been about Spring Cleaning, inside and out. This has been spurred on with the help of two lovely ladies. Anna Kunnecke who has introduced me to the Queen Sweep and has definitely helped me see the beauty and serendipitous timing of my beautiful space coming together. The other, Rebecca McLoughlin brought me 'The 5 Key Ways to Wake Up & Love Where You Live' and again my appreciation of my space and taking gentle steps is helping me with the task at hand. I am still working my way through my work with both ladies along with Desire Mapping with the ever sparkling Danielle La Porte and checking in daily with Jamie Behind the Scenes of Her Studio. Like I said at the beginning there has been so much going on and there are lots of beans still to be spilled on another day.
I am so grateful for the inspirational people that have shared my life recently and definitely brought lots more light.
For now I'm going to get back to editing (thank you Anna) my studio - Editing fits me so much better than decluttering, with the editing I'm taking what I've got and finding it a better place. Decluttering, well I'm just not going to go there any more - perhaps I should be doing some laundry, but I don't do 'should' any more either.
Enjoy the links and the creativity and I hope the sun is truly shining with you, physically and/virtually.
Namaste
Catherine x
My Beautiful Bathroom Space. I am so proud of this. I used what I had, balls of wool(yarn), twine, fabric and buttons, lots of buttons. The pelmet was an old roller blind, ends cut off and appliqued with Relax in wool and multi-coloured buttons; the rugs were made from pom poms inspired by Pip Lincolne at Meet Me at Mikes; loving the pom poms I made flowers inspired by the lovely vase always on display at Marie Forleo's Studio; and the little containers were little terracotta pots, a little chipped and cracked, pulled back together with a roll of twine and some gorgeous fabric I found in my stash. I really am loving this space and inspired daily to crack on with making the rest of the house feel as fresh, light and sparkling.
Another thing I've been working on this past week with the arrival of the Full Pink Moon has been this:
My Full Pink Dream Board for 2014 |
Whilst I made March a month of meditation, and I'm looking forward to doing a lot more of that in May, April has all been about Spring Cleaning, inside and out. This has been spurred on with the help of two lovely ladies. Anna Kunnecke who has introduced me to the Queen Sweep and has definitely helped me see the beauty and serendipitous timing of my beautiful space coming together. The other, Rebecca McLoughlin brought me 'The 5 Key Ways to Wake Up & Love Where You Live' and again my appreciation of my space and taking gentle steps is helping me with the task at hand. I am still working my way through my work with both ladies along with Desire Mapping with the ever sparkling Danielle La Porte and checking in daily with Jamie Behind the Scenes of Her Studio. Like I said at the beginning there has been so much going on and there are lots of beans still to be spilled on another day.
I am so grateful for the inspirational people that have shared my life recently and definitely brought lots more light.
For now I'm going to get back to editing (thank you Anna) my studio - Editing fits me so much better than decluttering, with the editing I'm taking what I've got and finding it a better place. Decluttering, well I'm just not going to go there any more - perhaps I should be doing some laundry, but I don't do 'should' any more either.
Enjoy the links and the creativity and I hope the sun is truly shining with you, physically and/virtually.
Namaste
Catherine x
What beautiful energy is alive in this post. You can feel the spring sweep, the pink moon and your creative sparkle! What a joy. Thank you so much for sharing - and I'm absolutely delighted to know how much you enjoyed the workshop!! ((bighugs))
ReplyDeleteThank you Jamie sending big hugs back, hope you're taking it easy.
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