transformation

Making something new out of the discarded or neglected is what gives me the most creative energy.  Gutting and remodeling this outdated studio apartment in 2011 was one of my favorite projects of my lifetime.  I learned a lot.  I really like being dirty and tired from physical work.  I slept remarkably well.  I knew my mission.  There were deadlines.

The downside of all-consuming projects for me is that they become an escape and I neglect other responsibilities in my life.  I’m learning something about that now too.  When is a project a craving?  What am I escaping when I’m willing to get so singularly focused?  Who in my life is this affecting?  How?

I’m not entirely sure what’s next.  I’m learning to be OK with the unknown.

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1 thought on “transformation

  1. Maggie Pace – Burlington, VT – I'm a designer and author of two books on felted knits. Each week I develop new projects in knitting, sewing, embroidery, and surface design and post them here on my blog.
    Maggie Pace on said:

    Lisa, these before and afters are remarkable. you should submit them to Houzz, with a spin of small spaces.

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