Metaphorical brush fires

“Anything that creates a spark is going to start, potentially, a big brush fire.”  -Victor Hill 

I stumbled upon the above quote while looking for something profound referencing creation.  Immediately when I saw it, I knew it was exactly what I wanted for this post.  You see, I've had a bit of a productive week, despite feeling like I was lost in a (to quote that great fictional philosopher Yukon Cornelius) "fog as thick as peanut butter".  

It started when I was sitting in my CoW (remember the Cave of Wonder?) feeling blocked & sorry for myself.  Suddenly, I picked up a piece I had started, literally years ago, that I figured I had finished.  It occurred to me that it needed something else, so I went with it.  The next thing I knew, not only had I completed that piece, but I had done the same thing to another piece previously started & "finished".  Then I started & finished an entirely new piece!  Heavens I was on a roll! 

So, in the spirit of blah, blah, blah I decided to brag a bit.  Because it is my right as sole reader & contributor to this blog.  Just kidding, I know at least one of my friends (whom I hold incriminating information on) is reading.  

Okay, so temporarily dropping the ramble to pop in a few pics of the newest pieces posted.

Alright, now that I got those out of the way, I can concentrate on my next evil plot.  Okay, it isn't exactly evil, but it could be!  

I have decided that I am going to attempt to chronicle my progress in creating a new wreath.  I say attempt, because I am not very good at remembering stuff & things, so remembering to stop & take pics of every step will be a big challenge.  Especially considering I decided to do this just now & have already started the wreath.  

Never fear though, I am not that far into it & will gladly, for your enjoyment, take it apart & start over.  I just need to decide if I want to show it all in one post, similar to a tutorial or if I want to break it up & show it in bits through several posts.

Any suggestions?