Anita Bondi, Stan Stewart, Marci Molina and Susan Bradford
Posted by Susan Bradford on May 12, 2011 under Susan Bradford | 
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I just finished a two-day basket workshop, and this is the result. The material used is willow bark, and it is amazing to work with. Beautifully grown, harvested, and prepared by our teacher, Judy Zugish. With eleven people making a variation of the same basket, no two were the same. Such a great creative opportunity in such a nurturing environment.
Posted by Anita Bondi on May 10, 2011 under Anita Bondi | Be the First to Comment
…..loves Mandala Design Works!
If he can get out of lotus position and catch a ride to Main St. in Stroudsburg this Saturday from 3pm-8pm for Art on Main, he says he promises to see you all there!
You wouldn’t want to miss him, would you? Plus there will be great handmade art with heart and Stan singing LIVE!
Too far away? Shop from home at www.MandalaDesignWorks.com
Posted by Stan Stewart (Sawyer) on February 26, 2011 under Stan Stewart | 2 Comments to Read
I was the non-tall kid in my grade school
And my stature has never really changed much
In comparison with my peers.
So each time I get a retail coffee, I ask
For a “tall”, hoping beyond hope that
Today will be the day.
~ by Stan Stewart
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Posted by Stan Stewart (Sawyer) on February 19, 2011 under Stan Stewart | Read the First Comment
Wind whistles trees,
Caverns, Trestles,
And houses along
Its way.
It carries its part well.
It knows it by heart
Or improvises;
Carefree and winsome.
Yes, I do think
The wind makes up
Its song as it goes
Along.
Not too many variations
To my ear, at least.
And yet never boring.
Drifting in and out,
Wind wafts
To the rhythm of
Its own creation.
Making an ensemble
Of itself.
A symphony for
It’s own delight.
~ by Stan Stewart
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Posted by Stan Stewart (Sawyer) on January 4, 2011 under Stan Stewart | Read the First Comment
In-between, there is that temperature:
Frozen water begins to drip
And liquid water begins to freeze.
Whatever its state, the water
Does not anticipate the change.
It simply flows or hardens
As the in-between requires
Of it. As if it were an artist
Responding to inspiration,
The ice or fluid begins to take
On the newness of this change
Initiated by the in-between.
This is the spontaneity of water;
That it would be ready at any moment
To shift from liquid to solid
And back again.
~ by Stan Stewart
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