I FINALLY got my WAJ magazine yesterday! I thought I'd share my little blurb in the Tips and Techniques section, if anyone wants to see. I know most people here aren't wire workers and wouldn't get the magazine.
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It's just a small thingl, but it's fun to see something you did in print!
It is fun to see yourself in print, isn't it? I read WAJ all the time, but have not read "the latest". Gonna tak a copy and put it on my refrigerator (wink).
Jerri, that is so very awesome...kudos to you! And I think I've read in a couple places where people stated that you are way beyone beginner..I SO agree. Your work is wonderful!!! ~Candace~ your local hemp goddess :)
------- "Those in the cheaper seats clap. The rest of you rattle your jewelry." John Lennon (1940 - 1980) Royal Varieties Performance ~ Dr. Sooz's Bead Links
You know, that's how I felt when I first found this group. I was intimidated that "everybody" was so much better than I. But in reality, t1)here's a whole range of talent, and 2) all of us tend to show only our best efforts. The pieces that makes us feel like beginners don't get put into magazines or on links.
On Wed, 28 Apr 2004 15:18:44 -0400, Christina Peterson wrote (in message ):
Or even shown to family. I've used about three times the thread that you'd expect for the number of beads I've woven, because I am absolutely ruthless about ripping out anything that's not perfect.
I was eyeing the kokoshnik the other night and Bob saw me. As soon as my hand reached out to touch it, he said, "Don't you dare! Just because you see it doesn't mean that anyone else can. It looks great - leave it alone."
He's right, although there is a piece of netting I'm going remove and redo in it. It doesn't hang the way I want it to.
Most of us are our own worst critics, by a long shot.
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