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Autumn Bear Rises – soft toy charm & drawing

Posted byDiana van der HarstFebruary 11, 2020Posted inTextilesTags:Art, autumn, beads, bear, drawing, embroidery, handmade soft toy, handmade textile object, lucky charm, multimedia drawing, spirit animal, textile artLeave a comment on Autumn Bear Rises – soft toy charm & drawing

Expectations – soft toy charms

Posted byDiana van der HarstFebruary 11, 2020Posted inTextilesTags:beads, black bird, cat, drawing, embroidery, handmade soft toy, handmade textile object, lucky charm, spirit animal, textile artLeave a comment on Expectations – soft toy charms

Spirit Cat – Light Energy Generates

Posted byDiana van der HarstFebruary 7, 2020Posted inTextilesTags:cat, cosmic eye, energy, energy strings, handmade soft toy, handmade textile object, light, souls, spirit animal, spirituality, stars, textile designLeave a comment on Spirit Cat – Light Energy Generates

A sheep called BAAA!

Posted byDiana van der HarstAugust 3, 2017November 15, 2019Posted inArt, artisan product, design, handmade soft toy, Textiles, UncategorizedTags:artisan product, ethically made, handembroidery, handmade soft toy, handmade textile object, illustration, sheep, tuft embroideryLeave a comment on A sheep called BAAA!

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Years ago someone told me I could not have what I so desired, because I was only still a silver moon and not a golden one. The years following I worked hard to become a golden moon. I ran after a carrot that was seemingly tied to a stick in front of me. I ran and ran, reaching out to grab the carrot, but I was never fast enough and my arms were never long enough. In this state I was very vulnerable. It was oh so easy to fall for the many false ones that were keen to sell me their ware. Keen to seduce me into buying their merchandise. Seducing me into thinking that they had what I wanted and that they could give me what I oh so desired.

Perfect work space for the morning! 😊 I’m allowed back at my favourite café in the neighbourhood, The Esther Café. The restrictions have lifted and my body is still free from those cloudy vaccinations. I can’t help but feel a bit of a victory here. 😊

My garden is not big, but it provides 🙂

Experiment in iron stoneware clay.

The animals are lost, lost in the woods. They are looking for a shelter from the storm. “Can you give us some shelter, Home-In-The-Woods? It is so cold and dark out here.”

Homey (Home-In-The-Woods), the protagonist from my book, going 3D 🙂

The lower part, the landscape up to the horizon, of my tapestry is almost finished.

Full moon and fire

Very much enjoy reading this book at the moment. It is still very relevant even though it was published in 1962.

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