I pinned my daily stitching up today. The walls are nine feet high. 
The chair gives an idea of scale, the white bar in the image is part of the building. 
I've been stitching one skein of embroidery floss each day since last July. 
Not finished yet. Not to know, but to go on
wow. !!! These look wonderful all together. I had no inkling of the vibrant colours!!!
ReplyDeleteI was surprised by the colour too. They make a huge statement hanging together like that. Thank you for the lesson in trust - 'not to know, but to go on'. I feel fortified by that.
ReplyDeletewow! I'd forgotten this project... No idea you were still sewing on it... It looks amazing once hanged.
ReplyDeleteGood lesson for me as well. I sometimes feel pressed to know where I'm exactly going to.
Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! And I remember they started from that old family rug.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful!!! I've enjoyed the snippets of these pieces that you've occasionally posted, but.....WOW. I'd love to stand in front of your installation and just take it all in. Inspiring.
ReplyDeletewow!!! absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteme encanto es una belleza ,se de que obsesión hablas saludos
ReplyDeletewow that's deditation for you..beautiful work judy and great to see it all up in one place.x congrats
ReplyDeleteAmazingly beautiful colors, they look fantastic all put together.
ReplyDeleteamazing and inspiring!
ReplyDeleteI love so much about this. Capturing life, each day. Memories, colors, textures, magnitude, faith. Simply beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis is so wonderful. I love the way time is captured day by day, stitch by stitch.
ReplyDeleteThis is your symphony of colour!! It's just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteTruly inspirational Judy...such beautiful colours and quite textural looking. What an accomplishment. I remember seeing bits and pieces of this as you have been stitching, but to see it together!!!!
ReplyDeleteThere will be so many memories in this work...family, trips ....
This is beautiful. I am smiling!
Jacky xox
All so beautiful.
ReplyDeletethey are each so beautiful alone - but to see them together - such a powerful presence of time kept
ReplyDeleteAs a self-confessed colour-holic, I just adore what you've done here. Do you use this as a type of daily meditative practise? It seems perfect for that.
ReplyDeletemom!this is startling! omigoodness what an effect! it looks fantastic!!! way to go girl.
ReplyDeleteSO BRAVE!
WOW this is SO beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI saw them sometime ago but didn't know that it was such a(wonderful) obsession!!!
unbelievable...great
ReplyDeleteVia Penny.
am in awe.
ReplyDeleteThis project and the never ending mark of time, and I was here, is one of many reasons I admire you so much as an artist. All together on the wall is truly incredible!!!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely stunning work -- abstract art, a trail of threads and fiber -- inspiring to one who keeps stitching bits and fragments with no goal in mind other than to calm the mind and the senses!
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