I've been pushing ahead on Water Moon, the third of the meditation panels of the Manitoulin Circle Project. 
Do I have enough persistence to keep going? Sometimes I wonder. It's such a huge project. 
Friends are visiting and today we all went to Misery Bay on the South of the island. A 'day off'. 
Ancient wisdom. Steady rhythm. Contemporary experience. Sense of wonder. Rekindled spirit.
I see you can't sleep either!
ReplyDeleteImmensely incredible project.
I had to look really closely to realise that the image in the second photo wasn't quilted. Thank you for your words yesterday.
ReplyDeleteYou have definately captured that rippled water effect, the gentle lapping of the water.
ReplyDeleteGlad Misery Bay rekindled your spirit.
I am always amazed to the see the progress of this quilt. I am so glad you are sharing it with us.
Jacky xox
Glad you had a day off. I hope it was refreshing. The panel is so beyond amazing...
ReplyDeleteit's magnificence will keep you going.
ReplyDeletea good day is always good!
ReplyDeleteoh yes... keep going... magnificent work...
ReplyDeleteLovely. That cloth is stunning. Gosh, so many of you stitchers have so much patience! I like the immediacy of painting, I'm not sure I would have the patience for even a few inches of that project!
ReplyDeleteWhy is it called Misery Bay I wonder?
ReplyDeleteWhen the water looked so wonderfully cooling for the toes!
Amazing to see how your work comes together, it would be atreat to see it all in situ when the time comes.
love this work Judy. Sorry l haven't been commenting lately but have been hospital for a few days longer than expected but am home now. love your work as usualxx glad you had time offxlynda
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