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To unravel is to pause, breathe, and look at the pieces with fresh eyes. It is a time where you can reset or reshape old patterns into something new, something that fits your current situation. We can welcome unraveling as part of the creative process.
In my own practice, I’ve learnt that balance doesn’t come from trying to hold everything together perfectly. It comes from knowing when to let go, when to batch record. Some days it looks like sipping a herbal tea made from plants in my garden. Other days it’s experimenting or letting stitched work return to nature. It is giving myself permission to rest, knowing that my health and wellbeing will fuel my creativity.
Art reminds us that beauty often comes from the imperfect and the unfinished.
Here are four reflections to think about when things feel unraveled:
To unravel is to pause, breathe, and look at the pieces with fresh eyes. It is a time where you can reset or reshape old patterns into something new, something that fits your current situation. We can welcome unraveling as part of the creative process.
In my own practice, I’ve learnt that balance doesn’t come from trying to hold everything together perfectly. It comes from knowing when to let go, when to batch record. Some days it looks like sipping a herbal tea made from plants in my garden. Other days it’s experimenting or letting stitched work return to nature. It is giving myself permission to rest, knowing that my health and wellbeing will fuel my creativity.
Art reminds us that beauty often comes from the imperfect and the unfinished.
Here are four reflections to think about when things feel unraveled:
- Pause - Instead of rushing to fix, ask what’s really happening. Is this falling apart, or reshaping itself?
- Rest as Renewal - Sleep and hydration aren’t luxuries; they’re the foundation for creativity and clarity.
- Work with Nature - Look to cycles in the natural world. What can you learn from leaves, or seasons about letting go?
- Find the Message - Your art doesn’t have to be perfect. Sometimes the “unraveled” pieces carry the most honest stories.
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