Eastern Dragon
Many, many years ago, I was reading a home & gardens-type magazine when I saw a tiny picture on the wall of a dragon. Now, I love dragons. I used to collect dragons. Not the cute ones, but the real dragons (no bias there). Anyway, I saw this picture and I gasped. It was beautiful! So I clipped out the picture and took it to my studio. I look out a large piece of paper and drew my dragon from the picture of the dragon. Then I needlepointed it into the picture you see above. It is about 2 1/2 feet by 4 feet, I think, maybe a tad smaller. Cost a mint to frame.
Anyway, I thought I would share this picture with you, but what I really want to share with you is today's blog from my friend, Claire. In it, she talks about the 12 rules for How to be a Drama Queen. I urge you to read it, it is so worthwhile -- and accurate, too!
Here is the link: http://claireloveslifeback.blogspot.com/2011/07/dozen-drama-rules-or-how-to-be-drama.html?spref=fb
Enjoy.
Byrd, I've never seen that dragon--actually, I've never seen any of your needlepoint in person (must have been something you did before polymer clay)--, and she (he?) is spectacular!
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to catch up on my favorite blogs, and I see this! You posted a link to The Dozen Drama Rules. :)
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Really? I never showed you any of my needlepoint? wow. i have so much of it, I thought sure you had seen some of it.
ReplyDeleteWell, that's one of the problem in being a bookaholic: the walls are so full of bookshelves that there's no place to hang pictures.
I really loved your "Rules for a Drama Queen" blog. I think it's brilliant!