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Sewing My Family History Together
Sewing in my family symbolized money smarts, self-sufficiency, and starting a new life in a new world. It connected both…
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Got Gunk on Your Creations? It’s OK to Throw Them Out
The first pair of socks I’d ever crocheted had attracted some disgusting gunk on them in the laundry. They belonged…
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How Art Connects: Mama Says
My mom once in a while shops at a bookstore in Collingwood called Crow’s Nest & Gifts. (They don’t appear…
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Why I Had No Issue Finishing Some Projects
As I mentioned in last week’s post, I managed to complete a few independent projects in the midst of all…
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The Mistake I Made When I was Young: Waiting for Writing Inspiration
I made one crucial error when I was young: I believed writers only wrote when they were inspired. At the…
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The Seeds of Childhood – Part 2
I didn’t plan a part 2 when I wrote last week’s blog, but the idea wouldn’t stay quiet. A magnet…
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Creating Focus Through the Seeds of Childhood
I find myself often caught up in the freedom of choice we so much enjoy. My collection of unread books…
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Your Creative Self vs. Your Ruling Self: Who Wins?
Rules are a common language in whatever medium you’re expressing your creative self with. Nothing emphasizes this more than a…
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2 of 2 Questions Any Creative Person Should Ask Themselves
Last week I looked at one question any creative person (which is really anybody) should ask themselves when they get…
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1 of 2 Questions Any Creative Person Should Ask Themselves
There are two questions that you need to memorize and train so they become reflexes. I’ll cover the first one…
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