I admire people with limitless energy and the motivation to see a project through to the end. I seem to be lacking. Distractions everywhere I look, unfinished projects, a day lacking structure. The Sherbet Patch has gone off the boil lately, as I have struggled with motivation while working from home. Boundaries have become blurred. And I need to get back on track.
My dad is 66. He works 6 days a week, sometimes for 11 hours, is self employed, motivated, and will always find another project to do on the back of a long day at the factory unit. He is my inspiration.
The Sherbet Patch. Designing cancer gifts and cards, alongside quirky home items. Diary of a cancer survivor. https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/TheSherbetPatch
Wednesday, 28 March 2012
Monday, 26 March 2012
The Owl and the Pussycat.........
The Owl and the Pussycat went to sea in a beautiful, peagreen boat........
My favourite, childhood poem, illustrated beautifully in a 1970's book of nursery rhymes, long since disappeared. This is a book I remember vividly, a bedtime book, pages dogeared and worn soft by use. And this is a poem I am going to use as inspiration for Sherbet Patch projects ~ how beautiful would a textile canvas be of this poem ~ the waves, the sea, the umbrella ~ a lazy cat and rowing owl ~ and what a great excuse for fabric buying!!!
My favourite, childhood poem, illustrated beautifully in a 1970's book of nursery rhymes, long since disappeared. This is a book I remember vividly, a bedtime book, pages dogeared and worn soft by use. And this is a poem I am going to use as inspiration for Sherbet Patch projects ~ how beautiful would a textile canvas be of this poem ~ the waves, the sea, the umbrella ~ a lazy cat and rowing owl ~ and what a great excuse for fabric buying!!!
The Owl and the Pussycat..... |
The very wonderful LIBERTY of London |
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