She is so beautiful and such an accomplished photographer. The first thing you will notice when you visit her blog is her lovely pictures! A few facts about Jutta.....she is German, she lives in Namibia on the African continent, she works as an Energy Healing Facilitator and has a "Healing Room" (oh I could use her services on many days!). Of course, there is a lot more to Jutta, but you can visit her blog and learn more about her. The thing I admire the most about Jutta and her blog is that she says so much with such few words. (Wish I could do that!) I asked Jutta if she has a favorite quote and here it is:
Ring the bell that still can ring,
forget your perfect offering
there is a crack in everything
that's how the light gets in.
-------Leonard Cohen
How beautiful is that??!! Let me show you a few of Jutta's own favorite projects, and then I'll pick a few that I love.
Forest Creatures |
Sugar and Spice and All Things Nice |
Self Made |
Aren't those lovely projects? Jutta has the ability to take every day things and make such a creative statement with them! I hope you took the time to click on some of those links because one photo does not do them justice!
Now here are a few of Jutta's posts that I love as well........
The Joys of Renovating |
Bits and Pieces |
For Your Valentine |
Jutta is a much cherished blog friend and I long for the day that I can sit and talk to her face to face. She makes me think about things in a new way. She makes me realize that I don't always have to accept things as the way they are and that I have the power to change the things I don't like. Now what's not to love about a friend like that?!! As I said, her words are brief, but powerful. Her photographs are gorgeous and her projects are always inspiring!
Thank you dear Jutta for letting me feature you on my first post of the New Year! No person could be more fitting! Here's to new things and fresh beginnings my friend!
She's one of my favorite bloggers as well, and you nailed all her fantastic blogger qualities. We've added Namibia to our list of places we'd love to get to someday because of her beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! Yes please, come and visit, i will show you around :-)
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Oh wow!!! Thank you so much darling Danni! I am humbled and amazed and happy :-). What beautiful words. I am so grateful that I met you! Can't wait until we have that coffee!!!
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What a wonderful post, Danni! I love Jutta, too! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful choice. Jutta is an amazing blogger. She has a powerful message delivered in simple and inspiring ways. Her crafts and creations always look like they came from a magazine. Her glimpse into her world is interesting and often entertaining. Truly a genuine and inspiring blogger.
ReplyDeleteYou made me blush lovely Amy, thank you!
DeleteI love Jutta as well. She is a classy lady with a classy blog!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!!! It takes one to know one :-) xxx
DeleteWe have so many favourite bloggers in common! I started following Jutta because I was fascinated with where she lived, continued because I loved her projects and home and fell in love with the wonderful person behind it all!
ReplyDeleteJust as I fell in love with you and your wonderful way of making light of heavy things! A big hug dear Maureen xxx
DeleteI love the shell spoons! What a neat way to display large limpet shells :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the intro to a new blogger. She sounds like a great one.
ReplyDeleteStopping by from the Train Blog Hop. Beautiful blog and pictures!
ReplyDeleteWhat a thoughtful, nice post! Stopping by from the Train hop. :)
ReplyDeleteIll have to check her out, I haven't seen her blog before, looks interesting
ReplyDeleteWow! I love the shell/twig spoon, and everything else, as well. Thanks for telling us about her, I am going to check it out!
ReplyDeleteLove her. Need to visit that healing room. Sounds fantastic!! A blog train sounds wonderful!!!Karen
ReplyDeleteWow, her projects are super cool and unique. Have you ever read The No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency series? They take place in Botswana, Africa. I know it's very different from Namibia, but it sure is so fun to learn about such an interesting continent. If only we had several lives and we could get to experience more places!
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