Prayer Flag Project and a flickr group.
Prayer flag 14: for LOVE. The love of my husband, his for me and mine for him. The love I have in my heart for so many others, and they for me. The spirit of love. The first approach made with love. A heart full of love.
Prayer flag #15: Say Yes
Say yes to helping, to opportunities, to love, to participating, to others...
Fifteen pray flags hang in my backyard today.
Very COOL Jane....love the pic showing the entire seriies
ReplyDeleteJane - I love this!!! Thank you for sharing it! :)
ReplyDeletetruly awesome collection you have here...something very hopeful in each one! thank you much for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteHi Jane,
ReplyDeleteI love your stitching!!! I've been trying to make something like that for such a long time, but I can't seem to handle such freedom of creation. I'm working with more traditional methods at the moment. Maybe someday I'll get there!!! lol. Thanks for the inspiration!!!
So colorful and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great collection. You are inspiring me to be more creative in my endeavors.
ReplyDeleteIncredible collection of flags. Very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteOh Jane. They are all special and together make up a very moving assemblage. Bravo!
ReplyDeleteI think your prayer flags are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThese are just lovely.
ReplyDeleteI just love your prayer flags. Do you leave them outside all the time, or just hang them for the picture? My three have been outside in the hot bright sun for a while now (6 weeks and more). The oldest is beginning to fade, and 2 have acquired blood stains (squirrel???). Nature's patina.
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thanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteMF I do leave them outside all the time. Remember, they're sending their prayers out in the wind.......And I think the weathering is a wonderful part of the charm.
I love these 2 new prayer flags. I love your "X"s and "O"s which is soooooo you.
ReplyDeleteThe prayer flags are great - I'd have a hard time watching such bright colors fade.
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