I finished the stitching on Monumental Simplicity. 
I am folding it up. Putting it away for a bit. 
I've also just finished three novels. These endings give me a space for new beginnings. 
"What Tolstoy achieves by his exploration of detail is a completely solid material framework ...whatever he is talking about is made intimate." Joel Carmichael, one of many translators of Anna Karenina. "Whatever Tolstoy's art is, we are unconscious of it."
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all those stitches, how wonderfully beautiful
the novels were:
Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
Swann's Way by Marcel Proust
Room by Emma Donoghue
and thanks for the compliment re: all those stitches. Now I just have to listen to the piece to see what to do next, if anything.
nice!
i try to keep everything i do intimate. from writing to photos to meals and quilts.
at the end of it our conversation with a viewer is private.
that's an important word to always keep in mind.
congratulations Judy - your work looks beautiful - your stitching is finished in good time - i am still stitching!!
yay mom!!!!
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