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| Please excuse the unidentified stuff on the beads to the left. The Muse apparently forgot to dust. |
My muse wasn't actually gone -- she was just hiding.
After a good self-pity party and a few hours away from the bead tray, things started falling back into place. So it looks like I may get things finished for the Time To Stitch challenge after all.
Whew! Do you ever have those moments (days, weeks) when you think the bead muse has gone on permanent strike? And what do you do to lure her back?
6 comments:
i really cannot wait to see the full picture when the time comes. when i need to coax My Muse, i put a little Gram Parsons on the stereo. that ritual has never failed me yet.
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Don't you hate it when your muse decides to go on holiday, but forgets to take you along? I normally try doing something else for a bit. Get up, stretch, do a little straightening, put on new tunes, move my work to a new location, then try again.
While I do not weave my beads-I do wire wrap. There are days I can wrap in my sleep - effortless. Then there are days when my wrapping looks like the electrical cords behind my desk...you know the ones-17 cords all massed into one big ball?! I feel your pain!
Ah yes, those uninspiring dry spells. Happily, a good night's sleep works wonders, as does plain old staring into space :)
ha! looks like you've been having the same dance with your beads too! glad they 'fell into place' :)
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