HeyJaredKrista Fleming
Living a day at a time with love. Creative Depth Coach. Yoga Instructor. Event Planner.
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Fall Invitations (opens the original)
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Fall has always felt a little like the beginning of the year to me.There is something about moving out of the long, full days of summer and into the coziness of fall that invites a different rhythm. The light changes. The air shifts. The pace begins to soften.It feels like a season to nurture, nourish, tend, and prepare.A time to notice what has grown, what needs care, what we want to carry forward, and what we may be ready to release. A time to settle into new rhythms and become a little more i
Part III: Stained Glass Stories: The Sacredness of Stained Glass (opens the original)
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Stained glass attracts light and allows it to pass through, illuminating the glass so it can be seen from both sides with greater clarity and beauty.Glass is fragile, yet it can endure for centuries. Light can appear invisible until it touches something that reflects or refracts it. Color changes the way we experience what is before us.Together, light, color, and glass create something none of them could create alone.I have had the opportunity to blow glass a couple of times and still have sever
Part II: Stained Glass Stories: Held, Remembered, and Loved (opens the original)
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The stained-glass pieces hanging in my home are more than decorations. Each one holds a story, a relationship, or a truth I want to remember.Among them is a red tulip made by my son.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="390.4258241758242" src="https://su
Part I - Stained Glass Stories: Growing Into Our Strength (opens the original)
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I have a small collection of stained-glass light catchers hanging in the windows of my home studio. When the sun shines through them, ordinary light is transformed into color, bringing me an immediate sense of wonder, delight, and joy.I have loved colored glass for a very long time. I purchased some of my first pieces in Sweden in 2006, during my first visit there. Since then, colored glass in various forms have continued to find their way into my home and life.Two of the pieces hanging in my st
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