Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Beady Valentine Wishes to You!
Happy Valentine's Day to each of you! May your day be filled with the blessings of many heart connections, and may you feel the creative spendor of all the hearts linked together within our blogging community!
I use hearts in my work so often (heart figures, heart-shaped beads, fabrics with printed hearts) that you'd think it would get boring. So far it hasn't, at least not for me. Speaking from and through our hearts is such powerful stuff. I love it!
Here are a few hearts for you. They talk from my heart about how much I appreciate you for being in my life in this special artistic way! My love to you on this day, and always... Robin
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I love hearts, too. I especially love your heart with the musical instruments, as well as the last heart shown. Hope your day is full of sweetness=:)
ReplyDeleteAnd a very happy Valentine's Day to you too, Robin. Thank your for showing so many lovelie's for us to enjoy -- and to make our hearts sing. Much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this lovely show of your hearts, Robin!
ReplyDeleteThat second doll won my heart...;-)
Happy Valentine's Day Robin...from beading heart to another beading heart. Thanks for a wonderful post.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visual feast. The button embellished quilt is especially beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day...love all of your hearts, especially the red, black, yellow and blue one. I've been practicing my beading on hearts, there are pics on my blog.
ReplyDeleteI'm also working on two butterflies for the Breast Cancer Project.
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Wow! Inspirational stuff. Thanks Robin.
ReplyDeleteRobin,
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful array of hearts you had today. And my sincerest wishes right back at you for a long and beautuful Valentine's Day.
Love your work!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing hearts that aren't just red and pink! It's a beautiful array of shapes, sizes, themes and textures. Wunderbar!
ReplyDeleteThank you for all these lovely hearts. Part of the charme, for me, was the recognition effect in several cases, with Rosie, the Uncaged Hen, leading the parade ...
ReplyDeleteHeartfelt greetings,
Sabine
Robin, I've been under the weather for a couple of days but I'm trying to catch up with everyone. I love all your hearts. They're just beautiful. Anyone could look at your work and know that you put your heart into everything you do.
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely wonderful treat. Your work is inspiring in so many ways.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to taking your classes at the Handweaver's Conerence in Visalia. I am so inspired by what I see on this Blog and your web page.
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