Na minha incessante pesquisa por livros e outras fontes de inspiração para os meus trabalhos, encontrei este livro e, ao espreitar as primeiras páginas, deparei-me com esta pequena introdução:
"Why do you craft? Are you compelled to create something with your hands? Are you looking for ways to save money or reuse what would normally be wasted? Maybe you grew up in a home that valued creating things together, and you never stopped making stuff. Maybe it's like a therapy for you, or you enjoy designing, or maybe you just dig the process more than the end result."
"Why do you craft? Are you compelled to create something with your hands? Are you looking for ways to save money or reuse what would normally be wasted? Maybe you grew up in a home that valued creating things together, and you never stopped making stuff. Maybe it's like a therapy for you, or you enjoy designing, or maybe you just dig the process more than the end result."
Foi como uma lufada de ar fresco! Nestas simples palavras, senti-me definida em relação ao que gosto de fazer. É um bichinho, uma paixão, uma comichão! Mais, mais e mais...
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In my incessant search for books and other sources of inspiration for my work, I found this book and, while peering from the first pages, I came across this short introduction:
"Why do you craft? Are you compelled to create something with your hands? Are you looking for ways to save money or reuse what would normally be wasted? Maybe you grew up in a home that valued creating things together, and you never stopped making stuff. Maybe it's like a therapy for you, or you enjoy designing, or maybe you just dig the process more than the end result."
It was like a breath of fresh air! In those simple words, I was defined in relation to what I enjoy doing. It is a bug, a passion, an itch, it's under my skin! More, more, more ...
"Why do you craft? Are you compelled to create something with your hands? Are you looking for ways to save money or reuse what would normally be wasted? Maybe you grew up in a home that valued creating things together, and you never stopped making stuff. Maybe it's like a therapy for you, or you enjoy designing, or maybe you just dig the process more than the end result."
It was like a breath of fresh air! In those simple words, I was defined in relation to what I enjoy doing. It is a bug, a passion, an itch, it's under my skin! More, more, more ...
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