I like this quote

So very true. I like it too.

Revised version:

We move what we are making from our hands to our hearts.
And then eventually chuck it out cos it gathers too much dust.

That is so lovely *bags•.

Sorry bags.

It's very true.

I've got a couple of bits of glass I painted. I might put a picture up.

Laters.

jings (with all due respect) you're talking nonsense.

What about:

The wooden chairs my grandad made for all his grandchildren and that are still in the family. They all have a toybox underneath and are really cool.

The crude mortice lock back door key that my grandfather fashioned from metal, that worked, and that I still have in my drawer.

Knitted things.

The many papers/items that I have typed and that have flowed from my brain to my fingers and into my heart because of subjects close to my heart.

Poetry. Novels.

But you did say sorry!

What my friend made for her grandson when she traced his drawings on to fabric and then appliqued them on to his bedroom curtains.

She's an architect by the way, and often gets stuck in and helps build the plans that she's drawn. Because they have moved from her head to her heart through her hands.

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I'm very creative but somehow nothing ever actually makes it to the finishing post

I think I have a blockage halfway to my hands.

me too Anya.

A lovely quote, thank you. It made me think of the quote in action.
I am knitting what I call a memory blanket made of the scraps of wool left over from the knitting I have been doing for my granddaughters. It is a work in progress just now but the day will come when they won't want to wear anything hand knitted and I can finish it. Already when I look at it I can plot their progress from baby things to pink ballet cardigans. Moving through my hands to my heart indeed.

Yes, a lovely quote. I wish I was crafty - *Jayh^ your blanket sounds lovely.