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| "One Word" by Jane LaFazio (about 8 inches in diameter) |
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| "One Word" detail by Jane LaFazio |
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| "One Word" detail by Jane LaFazio |
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| "One Word" detail by Jane LaFazio |
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| "One Word" detail by Jane LaFazio |
Oh well, THRIVE is a fine word...just not my word.
Stay tuned for my word, and the 2015 ONE WORD poster. (See my blog post.)
Here's how I did it: (inspired by those talented Kemshalls over at Design Matters)
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it sure is cute! Now I want to stitch my word in felt.... adding that to the list
ReplyDeleteTHRIVE is a great word and I love your pillow! Looking forward to your "official" word shared in a very creative way.
ReplyDeleteI thought this was a great word! I look forward to seeing what you end up with. :)
ReplyDeleteJane, I love your work! Visually appealing, cool, and fun.
ReplyDeleteI love your stitched felt. That is so funny that you changed your word. I debated and debated between "original" and "design" for my one word; finally settled on original. Now I'm second guessing my choice, thinking it should be design. I probably won't change it, but then again, maybe I will. ;)
ReplyDeleteJane that's beautiful! I love the Linda and Laura, their so creative. I've been following them for years.
ReplyDeleteHi Jane! This is a wonderfully fun post! The link to the Kemshalls' website was remarkable and I spent WAAYY too much time over there! Thanks for sharing your work, your process, and your inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLove the stitching on felt! is it wool felt? will you tell us where you get it? thanks!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.purlsoho.com/purl they've got great colors!
DeleteBeautiful! Those glamour shots of the finished pillow are excellent! And your tutuorial shots are so great too! No words needed, the pictures tell the whole story. Now I am very curious about the path of thoughts that lead to rejecting this word. And I'm eager to read what word you did choose.
ReplyDeleteI agree, great photos. thanks for sharing, very inspiring and I need to be inspired now.
ReplyDeleteThe first part of January is a little difficult for me. Thanks, Jane.
This is SO neat, Jane! Funny that you changed your word half way through...you must have really felt pulled in a new direction. (Haha...wasn't even trying to pun!) Thanks for showing the process photos...though it tempts me to try something similar, and I need to FOCUS! :-)
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ReplyDeletethanks for sending the 2015 words poster. I just printed it out, and when I have
a chance, I'll bring it over to my favorite copy shop and have it enlarged and laminated. all the best,,,,,,,Lynne Sward
I have shared your word list with several friends. And just in mentioning it to others they have taken up the practice. My word for the year is serenity...I have learned that having a word really does keep me on track with my goals for the year. Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
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