Monday, January 30, 2006
Magpies Envy
Its the end of January already, it just stop raining..
Can you believe it, we have had such a warm winter, hardly any snow, lots of rain (which I have been loving). It should be at least - and a least a foot of snow, its been great..
I'm back looking after the group I belong to Like Minded Thread with Yahoo. I was a luker for a year then started talking, our group mom Jill Smith made me a moderator. Then Jill started teaching classes in textile art, so asked if I would be Co=owner and give her more time to do her classes.
From all the encouragement from Jill my DS Sandy and all the wonderful Ladies on our group, it gave me the courage to call myself a artist....
Since paper is my first love I have joined 2 more groups 1 on inktransfer and 1 on Beeswax, I'll be learning all kinds of new technique ...
I'm going to post some more of my older work, so keep an eye here...
Magpies Envy
Can you believe it, we have had such a warm winter, hardly any snow, lots of rain (which I have been loving). It should be at least - and a least a foot of snow, its been great..
I'm back looking after the group I belong to Like Minded Thread with Yahoo. I was a luker for a year then started talking, our group mom Jill Smith made me a moderator. Then Jill started teaching classes in textile art, so asked if I would be Co=owner and give her more time to do her classes.
From all the encouragement from Jill my DS Sandy and all the wonderful Ladies on our group, it gave me the courage to call myself a artist....
Since paper is my first love I have joined 2 more groups 1 on inktransfer and 1 on Beeswax, I'll be learning all kinds of new technique ...
I'm going to post some more of my older work, so keep an eye here...
Magpies Envy
Sunday, January 29, 2006
Magpies Envy
Well this is enough for today, I'm hoping this blog keeps me creating... I'm just finishing up a few journals for friends then on to art everyday (well hopefully:))....
So keep watching the magpie....
Magpies Envy
So keep watching the magpie....
Magpies Envy
Magpies Envy
Oopps lost the picture :):)
Then I trimed it with material, added some writing and a old earring... I like to make a page marker and always with something hanging off of it, my Niece told me it was my trade mark, I like that.....
Magpies Envy
Then I trimed it with material, added some writing and a old earring... I like to make a page marker and always with something hanging off of it, my Niece told me it was my trade mark, I like that.....
Magpies Envy
Magpies Envy
Well my sister finally got me going on my own blog.
About 6 yrs ago I started making friends & family gifts for birthdays, Xmas ect. This started me creating again, I make mosaics, shrines, altered everything, and have started getting into textile art..
So I'll try to post some pics of my work ( hopefuly (G))....
This is my DS blog..https://www.sandymarcoux.blogspot.com
Magpies Envy
About 6 yrs ago I started making friends & family gifts for birthdays, Xmas ect. This started me creating again, I make mosaics, shrines, altered everything, and have started getting into textile art..
So I'll try to post some pics of my work ( hopefuly (G))....
This is my DS blog..https://www.sandymarcoux.blogspot.com
Magpies Envy
Magpies Envy
MAGPIE POEM
One for sorrow.
Two for joy.
Three for a letter.
Four for a boy*.
Five for silver.
Six for gold.
Seven for a secret never to be told.
The amount of magpies you see relates to a line in the poem and foretells of something ( i.e. if you see two magpies something of Joy, will soon will happen to you ). If you see only one magpie then you're supposed to say to the magpie
"Good morning, Mr Magpie, how's your wife?" to ward off any future sorrow. ( Note: time of day or actual sex of the magpie is irrelevant;) the greeting stay remains the same)
can mean for instance, the immient arrival of a baby boy or girl. Boy is used simply because it rhymes with 'joy'.
Magpies Envy
One for sorrow.
Two for joy.
Three for a letter.
Four for a boy*.
Five for silver.
Six for gold.
Seven for a secret never to be told.
The amount of magpies you see relates to a line in the poem and foretells of something ( i.e. if you see two magpies something of Joy, will soon will happen to you ). If you see only one magpie then you're supposed to say to the magpie
"Good morning, Mr Magpie, how's your wife?" to ward off any future sorrow. ( Note: time of day or actual sex of the magpie is irrelevant;) the greeting stay remains the same)
can mean for instance, the immient arrival of a baby boy or girl. Boy is used simply because it rhymes with 'joy'.
Magpies Envy
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