This is the second time I've put it together...and it was like doing it again for the first time. A big shout again to Brenda for gifting it to me....and I plan to gift it forward too.I actually finished it yesterday...and I've enjoyed it on the table for a couple days while I work on my joy journal project. All 10 journals are done as well as the curated snippet packets. I'll assemble the kits tomorrow and deliver them to Maine Needs on Thursday.
My puzzle table sits in heart of our home. It's a antique library table and divides the living room from the dining room. I can see out to the back yard from the vintage captain's chair that came from my childhood home. Before long the tree will be up and I'll have a great view of that too. Next to the table is the vintage highchair that I sat in as a kid....along with all eight siblings. It's one of my most prized possessions. The quilt patterned rug under the table is one of my favorites and I love it in this spot.
After dinner I sat in the heart of our home...and took the puzzle all apart!
Time for a new one!
What a sweet post, MaryAnn! Fun to be a fly on the wall to visit the heart of your home, and to see that special puzzle go from assembed back to jumbled : )
ReplyDeleteThanks Dotty. Home is where my heart is!
DeleteI was going to begin with "What a lovely post..." and then I saw Dotty's comment!! I love how much you love your home and how you've arranged things so well, with your puzzle table in the heart of things. It just seems so cozy! That puzzle is beautiful and your making of joy journals and journal kits is really wonderful. I would love to find a way to use my little art pieces for good, to create for a purpose. Maybe I could brainstorm with you in the new year? Meanwhile, I look forward to seeing what your next puzzle will be!
ReplyDeleteThanks Judy. Cozy is one of my goals. Yes...we should have a Zoom chat in the new year. It would be fun to talk art and craft and brainstorm ideas!
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