The bruises made by a stick or stone will disappear in time; those inflicted by a thoughtless or bitter word may never heal. Eleanor Roosevelt
Who Are You
The Bruises (L) Made By A (R)
Stick or (L) Stone (R)
Will (L) Disappear (R)
In Time; (L) Those (R)
Inflicted (L) By A (R)
Thoughtless (L) Or (R)
Bitter Word (L) May Never (R)
Heal. (L) Notes Envelope (R)
Materials–Paper, rust, paint, fiber
Scale–5.25″ x 4.5″ x .75″
Piece Can Be Rolled and Carried in a Pocket
First Name in Altered Masonic Cipher
Middle Name
Last Name
Fifty
Years
Hanger (key ring)
Piece is Hung Next to Memorial Piece for My Mother and a Piece Made for my 65th Birthday
Notes Envelope Affixed to the Back of the Piece
Materials–paper, tree wrap, fiber, magnets.
Scale–Unrolled, 94 cm x 4 cm x .5 cm
The bruises made by a stick or stone will disappear in time; those inflicted by a thoughtless or bitter word may never heal. Eleanor Roosevelt
The pages need to be stitched together and then a cover added. Planning to use the same packing envelope for the cover that I used for the Hope for Growth book.
Materials–Rust paper, fiber
Rust paper can become fragile during the process. The rust paper was attached to a sheet of paper to add a bit of strength.
Scale–Pages 5″ x 4.25″
Bound with a knitted I-cord and a large pine scale.
Bound Book from Above
Cover is a recycled packing envelope.
Code is Hope for Growth
Each page with bound pine seeds has a piece of tissue for a bit of protection.
The majority of the stitchwork is done in red fiber.
Code is Hope
Code is Hope in tree code based on Morse code.
Hope in Masonic cipher
Hope Line code based on Morse code.
For Growth in Tree code.
Matchbook packet for notes on work.
Pine Cone from One of the Trees in My Garden
Materials–Paper, fiber, pine bits.
Scale–Bound 5.5″ x 4.75″ x 1.25″
