... this week. Plus an update. Diane Tucker has a website called The Shy Museumgoer. I happen to love museums and am not shy about them, but never mind. She has gorgeous pictures on her website, and she wrote an article about Saint Joseph in November. https://theshymuseumgoer.com/2023/11/01/why-look-at-paintings-of-saint-joseph/ Diane has a brief discussion of his depiction [...]
Category: sewing
Happy Feast of Saint Joseph!
State of the Writer in March I’ve been working on some serious sewing, since the Arlington Diocese seminarian class of 2025 is successfully steering through the last days before ordination as deacons. Next year, priests! God willing. Until I had close contact with a seminarian, I didn’t really understand deacons at all. We had a [...]
Words vs Pictures
Over the past week I’ve been working on two large sewing projects (along with my writing). Each project has a pattern with very lengthy instructions. For one project, I’m trying to make a stole, and the fifty page instruction booklet has these words on page 38. Now we will try to make the stole. from [...]