Feng Shui Crafts And Crafting
Crafting on the Tail of the Dragon
Sometimes I really don't have a plan before launching myself into a craft project unless I find something unique that is begging to be covered in broken tile, glass marbles, smalti, etc. A lot of times I just go to Michaels, the arts and crafts retail store chain to see what new items are available. They offer very reasonably priced glass vases in many shapes and lots of assorted colored glass marbles.
My approach with glass marbles is a bit different as you can see. Instead of dumping them in a glass container and viewing them from the outside I actually stick them on the glass so the light does interesting things to them. While my designs and little glass marble projects may not be exhibited at fine art shows I created and built them, one piece at a time!
There are usually several craft projects going at once. A half-finished seascape sits on a card table in the little area of the garage that I loosely call a mosaic craft "studio." A garden "lady bug" wall design awaits grouting, a mirror in a frame sits ready to mosiac.
Usually I am reasonably tidy but sometimes if I have a lot going on it can get a bit disorganized but the mess is kept contained to the garage, no worries! It's my little corner of the world and it's got good feng shui. I am happy to just sit on a stool and look around at all the neat crafting materials that I have collected over the years. There are many little drawers, shelves and cubby holes all filled with tesserae (broken bits and mosaic treasures). I just never know when a fun craft project idea is going to hit me and I like to be ready!
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