A few weeks ago, I had the great pleasure of meeting Anyel, a beautiful Venezuelan girl who is in Ecuador. Anyel, like many, was forced to emigrate...
One day I received her message; she was so interested in my work that it moved me for days. I must admit that it is true, many people come to me to congratulate me for what I do, which I appreciate very much because one of the most beautiful things in life is doing something with your own hands and being valued. But she went beyond simple congratulations that ended in "I would love to have an embroidery of yours" and without thinking I accepted.
Something we both have a lot in common is great love and charm for nature. I think I had never done an embroidery with so much love for someone. Let's say that right now I have a kind of post-embroidery depression.
In a few weeks it will be in her hands and I hope she enjoy it as much as I enjoyed doing it.
And while I was making this gift and I knew this wonderful person, I enjoyed listening to Vetusta Morla. I will leave you this bit of my soul ...
