more prayer flags for Oceanside Museum of Art!

Linda Friedman joins us on the blog today, with 7 prayer flags that she created to hang at the Oceanside Museum of Art. 
Linda writes: "Although I’ve been creating prayer flags ever since I first saw the Prayer Flag Project in Jane LaFazio’s blog, I had not signed on to be a member. Only yesterday did I figure out how to add The Prayer Flag Project gadget to my blog but once I did this, I instantly felt like a bona fide member of a world wide community linked by hearts filled with prayers for friends and loved ones and humanity at large. Since I live within a stone’s throw of the Oceanside Museum of Art, I grabbed 7 of the prayer flags I have made and took them to the museum today. To see each of the 7 flags with messages, check out my blog post today.

Yes, everyone. The museum is still accepting prayer flags and hanging them as they arrive. I hope everyone who submitted a flag will have the opportunity to see them flying in a tent formation overhead in the Oceanside Museum of Art lobby. The heartfelt messages are very moving and the variety of outstanding art seems limitless."

Safe

May we all feel safe and protected... has gone to the Oceanside Museum of Art for the Prayer Flag Project.  See Linda Miller's blog for more on her flag.

Still time to join in yourself! 

wander...

Believe by Stacy Hurt

Breathe by Stacy Hurt

Wander by Stacy Hurt

Family by Stacy Hurt

Stacy Hurt sends us these 4 lovely flags.

Joy

In the midst of grief and loss, I strive for JOY in my heart.  Her face just makes me smile.  And since it is not to late to send Prayer Flags to the Oceanside Museum of Art - this one is going in the mail today!    -- Jamie Fingal

Prayer Flags to hang at Oceanside Museum of Art

 
Jane LaFazio here. Here they are! The prayer flags created by people from all over the world, (many of them contributors to this blog) ready to be hung at the Oceanside Museum of Art! Here is the call to artists......and you can still send in flags. They said they would keep hanging them as they come in! The flags will hang from October 14 through December 31, 2012. Needless to say, I'll post photos of the exhibition as soon as I see it!

Tea and Comfort

Jamie Fingal - sometimes in life tea is the most comforting thing.  It is so soothing.  Wishing you comfort when you need it most.

My prayer flags on the wall in my new studio.  I've got a nice collection going and I think they watch over me.

Home Sweet Home

"Home Sweet Home" by Kim Tedrow

This flag was created for a swap hosted by Lenna Andrews (http://creativeswaps.blogspot.com). Read about how this flag was created and more about the swap at Kim's blog.

Peace for Children

Marilou Bain joins us with "Peace" and the Prayer is for Peace for Children prayer flag. She writes "I am a Grandmother and I would like to pray for Peace for all the children of the world and my grandchildren. It was created with a vintage image from the Graphics Fairy printed on fabric and hand stitched onto old scrap of fabric, trimmed in miscellaneous rayon hand-dyed seam binding, velvet millinery flower, rick rack and hand beaded with the word Peace beaded onto a scrap of sari silk, more beading and  a heart charm."

recovery

Juliet Ayer writes: "This is the new Prayer Flag for my friend Andy. He has one more week of radiotherapy to go for his prostate cancer, and is having a check-up tomorrow for his non-Hodgkins lymphoma which he is worried about, even though last time the specialist wasn't concerned at all. I know that he's getting a bit down about it all, and want him to keep believing that everything will be fine in the end, and that he will get better."

For a Friend in Transition

libbyQ here with my newest prayer flags.

if you would like to know more about these flags please feel free to visit my blog.

god bless.

join hands together

Anne Larsen sends us her "Join Hands Together" prayer flags

prayer flags with themes

jami moffett creates prayer flag sets with themes.

Sincerity, Joy, Peace, Contentment

Judy McCarthy joins us with these lovely flags.

grace + open ness

it's been a while since i posted a flag.  but a swap at "the trodden path" got me going again.  i sometimes switch mediums and participate in lots of challenges so get side tracked sometimes.

i also read about the oceanside museum exhibition coming up in october and wanted to contribute to it too, so pulled out some unfinished fabric collages and completed it just in the nick of time.   this is the one i'll be submitting to the museum.
constanza berger

 last minute changes and additions

of beading

resulted

in the flag ultimately mailed out to my swap partner in new zealand

http://www.poramoralarte-folklorista.blogspot. com

Energy

Energy by Linda Miller

May all feel energized!
For the transition from summer to fall here is "Energy" by Linda Miller.

may all beings be safe

Donna Johnson joins us and writes "There are 5 flags in this series; text asks "may all beings be loved, well, safe, happy, or loving of themselves". The flags were deliberately made of simple, rapidly degrading materials so that they will return to the earth soon after their prayers are lifted into the universe."

Love!

Jane Eileen writes "I wanted to keep mine simple and straightforward. The reason I chose this theme besides the fact that I am hopelessly addicted to heart shapes in my art is that when I thought about what I could send out into the world, all this just added up.
The world needs more love."

Welcome Constance Taylor

Text at bottom says "Forever and a day".  

Constance Taylor has joined us!

from the Netherlands

Mini Rijsdijk-Gaal from the The Netherlands writes "I make a series prayer flags of all the important people in my life who always prayed for me. Always!I 'm missing my mother and my best friend because they are in heaven. But their prayers remain with God and He will take care of me now!  

I feel it like a blessing to make these flags for myself and for my children. 

The will be in my heart . ...forever and ever!"

love

Hi

Susan Strachan Johnson writes "This is my prayer flag. It is inspired by the works of Gregg Braden (The Divine Matrix) and A Return to Love by Marianne Williamson, and will be included in my next art show. When my friend Leanne told me about your project I suddenly understood why I had to make this. I am recovering from heart disease, and learning that I need to be more loving. Thank you for starting this project. This flag, which is made entirely from recycled materials, is how hanging in our veranda."