My sons love to make displays of their own with their figurines and Legos. They are constantly working on their displays and talking about them - changing them, asking me to photograph them as they have seen me take photos of the things I have created. I put up the fabric wall and quilts while my 6-year-old was at school on Friday. He noticed it right away when he came home and said, "I really like your quilt display." He said this with the confidence of an experienced display creator to me - the beginner. We have worked on his displays together a lot, but he was clearly pleased I decided to try this on my own. I just have to include one of his displays too.
Monday, April 26, 2010
"Display"
My sons love to make displays of their own with their figurines and Legos. They are constantly working on their displays and talking about them - changing them, asking me to photograph them as they have seen me take photos of the things I have created. I put up the fabric wall and quilts while my 6-year-old was at school on Friday. He noticed it right away when he came home and said, "I really like your quilt display." He said this with the confidence of an experienced display creator to me - the beginner. We have worked on his displays together a lot, but he was clearly pleased I decided to try this on my own. I just have to include one of his displays too.
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i think it is a valuable lesson to see that all our thoughts are indeed connected.
ReplyDeletestepping back and looking really helps.
lovely displays.
it has helped so much. I am enjoying taking things down to work for a bit and then putting them back up on the wall to think on it.
ReplyDeletesusan, i love the pieces that make your display and very much see them as relating. i agree that they would blend together into a larger cloth. but this is always such angst for me, to keep things in potential state v.s. "finished?"
ReplyDeletelove your son's confidence.