Hello! Happy Wednesday and welcome to the first link-up at Walkin’ in High Cotton! I’m so excited to have figured this out (I hope), but if it doesn’t work, just bare with me (and email me!) and I’ll see what I can do.

If you’re still brand new to all this stuff (like me!) here’s how it works…

Wednesday Windings is about all the different forms of creativity that make up our lives. In my case it sort of started with card making, which turned into scrapbooking, then general papercrafting, which somehow lead to sewing, which has refueled some of my previous endeavors in crocheting, baking, and home decorating…They’ve all become part of my daily ministry to my family. And more and more I find time to reach out to our neighbors and friends as well. The whole, messy, creative process has become quite fulfilling for me.

“Windings” can mean “convoluted, intricate, complicated, meandering, twisting, turning, twining, waving, mazy, spiral, in and out, around about…” Which seems to describe how the crafty and artistic women I most admire create such beautiful projects. So, the rather loose purpose of this weekly link-up is to share our projects with each other and spread the inspiration around.

All you have to do is enter a name for your post or picture, your email (which is not shared publicly!), and the url of your project post or picture in the linky on the left sidebar and hit SUBMIT.

{If you don’t have a blog, don’t worry, you can submit a picture of your project anyway. Just check out this post from yesterday for some suggestions of how.}

Then go visit the other posts listed and leave them some comment love too. Feel free to right click and copy the Wednesday Windings badge at the top of this post and paste it into your post too!

And if you actually came here to see what projects I’ve been up to, today I’ve got a couple pictures from the Ladybug. She got a scrapbooking kit from my sister for Christmas and I’ve been helping her put some pages together with some pictures I already had printed and laying around. The patterned papers are really very cute and much more vibrant than comes across in these pictures. My kitchen lighting is just terrible.

It turns out my girl is a bit of a minimalist.

I barely convinced her to let me write in the dates.

I agreed to sit down and let her pick some pictures to print in a few days, but first I’ve got a couple scrapbooking projects that I’ve got to get finished by the end of this month (and will probably show you in a few weeks). So for the moment she’s working on one of her brother and one of fluffy yellow chicks.

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