This month the at my other home, the WritersVibe, we are showcasing our other art mediums. I am so excited to write about the connections I've noticed between writing and other ways of using my hands and creativity.
I love to play with words and that's how Rhyme's a Rhyme came to be. I had some blocks with my writing. In times of "blocked," I rediscovered that I like to play with paper and beads and thread and paint and glue and pine cones and whatever else happens to be laying about. After a little (and sometimes a lot of) play, the words come like an avalanche.
I've written about the journey a few times:
Traci recently highlighted the wonderful possibilities of a snow day at Jots Beyond the Margin. She chose to read. I might choose to snuggle up with a cup of hot chocolate, an old magazine (or manuscript?), and a pair of scissors to create snowflakes and paper chains.
Where are you creative outside of writing?
I love to play with words and that's how Rhyme's a Rhyme came to be. I had some blocks with my writing. In times of "blocked," I rediscovered that I like to play with paper and beads and thread and paint and glue and pine cones and whatever else happens to be laying about. After a little (and sometimes a lot of) play, the words come like an avalanche.
I've written about the journey a few times:
- Silk, Erasers, Brushes, Chalk, Water...Oh Boy!
- Joy's in Collaborative Art
- Spark: Tiny Stitches and Candles
Traci recently highlighted the wonderful possibilities of a snow day at Jots Beyond the Margin. She chose to read. I might choose to snuggle up with a cup of hot chocolate, an old magazine (or manuscript?), and a pair of scissors to create snowflakes and paper chains.
Where are you creative outside of writing?
Functional Kindergarten Worksheet Paper Chains |
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