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Tag Archives: Mosaic musings
Having Faith: Confessions from a Control Freak
Hi. My name is Rachel and I am a control freak. There. I admitted it publicly. Or maybe it’s not so much that I am a control freak as the fact that I have a hard time trusting other people … Continue reading
Taking a Quick Time Out
So, recently life has been super busy and I haven’t been able to get to the studio like I want. I find this frustrating, especially since I network with other artists that work in mediums that appear to me to … Continue reading
Expect the Unexpected!
Ah, the unpredictable reality of glass. I like to think I can anticipate how glass will break or cut with some degree of accuracy, but no. My art is still largely unpredictable! For example, consider the image above. I needed … Continue reading
Back at it!
I’ve replenished my supply of adhesives and so tonight finds me happily progressing on a new piece that is not quite like anything I’ve dine before. I suppose that is what it’s all about, but still it’s definitely a meandering … Continue reading
Listening in Faith
So, lately I have been insanely blessed with opportunities to share my love of mosaic with others, namely children in St. Paul. I was able to teach a class to a group of EBD kindergartners, a group of Girl Scouts … Continue reading
What an AMAZING Weekend!
I promised myself that I would blog on Saturday morning, but I am glad that I waited as my weekend went from good to amazing on Saturday afternoon. On Saturday afternoon I had coffee with some friends on Grand Avenue … Continue reading
