http://tammyvitale.com/how-many-beads-too-many/ Weaving It All Together Thu, 09 Feb 2012 16:45:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://tammyvitale.com/how-many-beads-too-many/comment-page-1/#comment-119 Janice Wed, 24 Jun 2009 09:14:03 +0000 http://d2018604.u291.foliopress.net/site/?p=44#comment-119 <p>First of all, I know this is a very old post but it's the last one that refers to your work rather than a review of ArtOMatic, and I wanted to write something about your work! Secondly, thank you so much for visiting my cat duet post a couple of weeks ago and leaving such a lovely comment. I've been meaning to reply ever since but was waiting for you to do a post about your own work...! I hope ArtOMatic is going very well for you. Looks wonderful. I was so surprised to find you on my blog because although I've never left a comment here I have been 'lurking' on and off for quite some months, and may in fact have found CED through you. I've always admired the breadth of your creativity and the way your varied artforms always reflect who you are. Your beads are beautifully intricate and I've always loved your torso shapes. In response to your question: how many beads is too many - well, I'm not a beader but like Lois above, I think the spirit of the question applies to whatever art or craft you're into. I'm not new to crafting but I am new to blogging and the focus of my blog is very much embracing creativity, whatever form that takes - mine and other people's. I wish I were as artistic as you but I'm not! But in my own way I feel I'm really pushing myself now to try new things and put myself out there as a creative being. In no small part that's thanks to the CED community and to people like you who do just that! Thanks again for your comment. Ollie sends beautifully tuneful miaows. And thanks for the inspiration of your blog!<br /> Janice.</p> First of all, I know this is a very old post but it's the last one that refers to your work rather than a review of ArtOMatic, and I wanted to write something about your work! Secondly, thank you so much for visiting my cat duet post a couple of weeks ago and leaving such a lovely comment. I've been meaning to reply ever since but was waiting for you to do a post about your own work…! I hope ArtOMatic is going very well for you. Looks wonderful. I was so surprised to find you on my blog because although I've never left a comment here I have been 'lurking' on and off for quite some months, and may in fact have found CED through you. I've always admired the breadth of your creativity and the way your varied artforms always reflect who you are. Your beads are beautifully intricate and I've always loved your torso shapes. In response to your question: how many beads is too many – well, I'm not a beader but like Lois above, I think the spirit of the question applies to whatever art or craft you're into. I'm not new to crafting but I am new to blogging and the focus of my blog is very much embracing creativity, whatever form that takes – mine and other people's. I wish I were as artistic as you but I'm not! But in my own way I feel I'm really pushing myself now to try new things and put myself out there as a creative being. In no small part that's thanks to the CED community and to people like you who do just that! Thanks again for your comment. Ollie sends beautifully tuneful miaows. And thanks for the inspiration of your blog!
Janice.

]]> http://tammyvitale.com/how-many-beads-too-many/comment-page-1/#comment-118 Lois Sun, 31 May 2009 00:16:06 +0000 http://d2018604.u291.foliopress.net/site/?p=44#comment-118 <p>Hi Tammy! <br /> You are right....one can never have too many beads....or buttons....or sheets of paper....or whatever!<br /> Your beads look great!<br /> I really liked your thought for the day. For me at this time in my life it really struck home. It was like a "wow" moment for me when I read it.<br /> I don't think I say often enough how much I enjoy your blog. I always reluctantly leave, but always with a feeling of calmness after reading it. <br /> So thank you for sharing a part of your journey on this earth with me.<br /> Tammy, enjoy your beading and have a great week!<br /> God Bless.<br /> Lois<br /> </p> Hi Tammy!
You are right….one can never have too many beads….or buttons….or sheets of paper….or whatever!
Your beads look great!
I really liked your thought for the day. For me at this time in my life it really struck home. It was like a "wow" moment for me when I read it.
I don't think I say often enough how much I enjoy your blog. I always reluctantly leave, but always with a feeling of calmness after reading it.
So thank you for sharing a part of your journey on this earth with me.
Tammy, enjoy your beading and have a great week!
God Bless.
Lois

]]> http://tammyvitale.com/how-many-beads-too-many/comment-page-1/#comment-117 beadinggem Thu, 28 May 2009 11:24:32 +0000 http://d2018604.u291.foliopress.net/site/?p=44#comment-117 <p>One can never have too many beads. These are wonderful creations in glass!!</p> One can never have too many beads. These are wonderful creations in glass!!

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