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The Bead Journal Project
The Bead Journal Project is
a concept aimed at personal
development, a framework
for each of us to explore
and expand our own
creative pathway. This is
just for us. This is our place
and our time to let it all hang
out, to let ourselves be
carried away in the moment,
to let go of judgments,
interpretation and planning,
to go deeper than words!
Participating members follow
limited rules, which loosely
structure their creation of 12
beaded journal pages
during a year.
Learn more about the Bead
Journal Project here.
The Bead Journal Project is
a concept aimed at personal
development, a framework
for each of us to explore
and expand our own
creative pathway. This is
just for us. This is our place
and our time to let it all hang
out, to let ourselves be
carried away in the moment,
to let go of judgments,
interpretation and planning,
to go deeper than words!
Participating members follow
limited rules, which loosely
structure their creation of 12
beaded journal pages
during a year.
Learn more about the Bead
Journal Project here.
Things Have Changed Around Here
(What's new?)
Enchylatta dot com is now new and improved (at least we hope so).
The new site showcases current work by ME! - Enchy (aka Diane
Redmer Moore) focused primarily on textile arts. The collage supplies
are gone and so, for the most part, are the rubber stamps and metal
tools though they still may sneak into some fibery goodness now and
then.
For the past 18 months my work has focused primarily on heavily
embellished art quilts. I became involved in a wonderful project,
thanks to the lovely Megan Noel Smith, that has opened up new
avenues for creative exploration - The Bead Journal Project.
The following pages document my participation in that project as well
as other art I've been creating in my wonderful candy colored studio in
Puyallup.
I hope you enjoy your visit.
(What's new?)
Enchylatta dot com is now new and improved (at least we hope so).
The new site showcases current work by ME! - Enchy (aka Diane
Redmer Moore) focused primarily on textile arts. The collage supplies
are gone and so, for the most part, are the rubber stamps and metal
tools though they still may sneak into some fibery goodness now and
then.
For the past 18 months my work has focused primarily on heavily
embellished art quilts. I became involved in a wonderful project,
thanks to the lovely Megan Noel Smith, that has opened up new
avenues for creative exploration - The Bead Journal Project.
The following pages document my participation in that project as well
as other art I've been creating in my wonderful candy colored studio in
Puyallup.
I hope you enjoy your visit.
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