How I feel
While I should be hand stitching bindings, I had to make this little guy. This week marked the anniversary of one moment which had tremendous consequences, and as the year has come to a full circle and I’m doing all the things I usually do, this is how I feel - a little sad.
Oh, you made me cry. Your sad eyes here is so evident. I am sorry you had such a loss that you were able to express it so wonderfully and beautifully. You are definately putting your feelings into your work. Thanks for sharing this. It makes me a feel, which is a good thing. Steph
ReplyDeleteI’m sorry to hear this is a tough week for you, but you’ve made such a beautiful translation of your feelings! Take care!
ReplyDelete(((( Hug ))))
ReplyDeleteFeeling sad is the balance that makes happy possible my friend. My thoughts are with you.
ReplyDeletexox Corrine
Hvor tar du alt fra..... Denne var helt herlig :-) Ønsker deg en god helg.
ReplyDeleteOh, sweetie, I'm sorry you're sad... this little guy expresses that so perfectly with such beautiful simplicity. hugshugshugs
ReplyDeleteOh, a huge feeling perfectly displayed with little gesture, that - again - proofs your enormous creativity you can really be very proud of!
ReplyDeleteI don´t know what happened to you, but I know how it feels to be very sad, so my thoughts are with you, feel hugged!
Anja
Hang in there! I am sorry to hear you had a tough week. Take Care of yourself! Your little guy makes me sad but he is really nice!
ReplyDeleteOh Nina, you made me sad for you. Your little person says it all. Treat yourself gently and get through the day.
ReplyDeleteThe eyes say everything. Very expressive.
ReplyDeleteYour work is beautiful. I hope the creative process was healing for you and that your days are sunny soon!
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry that you are feeling sad, your creation is amazing though and you've really captured your feelings in him. Hope you feel better very soon. xxxx
ReplyDeleteArt therapy is so powerful. Thanks for sharing Nina-Lise, I'm thinking of you and your family.♥
ReplyDeleteSorry you're having a tough time. What a wonderful expression of your feelings in this little quilt, though. Thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteArt is such an outlet for our feelings. Thank you for sharing this expressive quilt.
ReplyDeleteThinking of you. Hugs.
Look at those eyes, they are so expressive. Nice work, it is sometimes hard to perfectly convey emotion with our hands sometimes. You nailed it.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a better, happier memory tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteI love the way you deal with life. Quilting to express yourself this way is awesome!
You poured your feelings into this quilt. My heart feels a tear of sadness for you. Hugs, many hugs.
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Thinking of you Nina Lise. Take care x
ReplyDeleteAw shucks, you just want to reach out & give him a hug (for you, really)
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear you are sad. I think you should work on a companion for this sad fella - happy. You have so captured the emotion.
ReplyDeleteOh Nina..My thoughts are with you on this sad day, and I hope that taking the time to artfully express yourself has helped in the healing.
ReplyDeleteHe's Beautiful.
I am sorry it is a bad week for you, but I can see you took those feelings and made it into a beautiful work of art.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Those perfectly sad eyes express so much. I hope those "tremendous consequences" have changed now and you can move on. A warm hug to you from Utah.
ReplyDeleteSelv om han er trist, er han jammen søt. Fint å kunne uttrykke følelser i sømmen. Håper du føler deg bedre nå.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry for your sadness. May the God of all comfort, bring you comfort in this time.
ReplyDeleteSorry you're having a sad week. I hope you're feeling better soon.
ReplyDeletewhat a great way to channel the sadness though....I hope it brought you some peace....I love this quilt, I think it is wonderful. You have such a sense of whimsy in your work....
ReplyDeleteHi Nina Lise,
ReplyDeleteAs they say, a picture says a thousand words,but few are as eloquent as this. What an inspiration you are to turn such an emotion into something so positive. I do hope you feel much happier soon :)
Many hugs, Sharon