When you live the fulltime RV dweller lifestyle there are several "rules" that one almost automatically abides by. Probably #1 is weight - and #2 is space. If the "newbies" don't pay attention to what their rig can handle unfortunately many of them are an accident waiting to happen. The amount of belongings they can accomodate is limited. So most of us are no longer into buying "stuff". Actually this isn't a problem.
Anywho we do/make/create items that make us content, happy, satisfied with our life. The artistry that we have seen from the FTRV'rs is amazing. From walking sticks to wood carving to photography to handwork. The Artist I speak about today is Wyn! She quills. Quills? as in porcupine quill weaving? Quilling as in writing? Nope. Here it is. We were each handed a work of art yesterday with a Merry Christmas and I, for one, will be hunting up a frame and figuring out how to frame it. Thank you Wyn! Thank you. (And yet ANOTHER to do for the bucket list.) She did three versions (mine's the prettiest! :) )
Anywho we do/make/create items that make us content, happy, satisfied with our life. The artistry that we have seen from the FTRV'rs is amazing. From walking sticks to wood carving to photography to handwork. The Artist I speak about today is Wyn! She quills. Quills? as in porcupine quill weaving? Quilling as in writing? Nope. Here it is. We were each handed a work of art yesterday with a Merry Christmas and I, for one, will be hunting up a frame and figuring out how to frame it. Thank you Wyn! Thank you. (And yet ANOTHER to do for the bucket list.) She did three versions (mine's the prettiest! :) )
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