AGF Mood Monday – Your Story

Hello!

It's been a minute since I last wrote here, but I am happy to be back and share with you our new AGF Mood Mondays: starting today, some Mondays we’ll talk about other things other than fabric. WAIT, WHAT? We know, how can we?

Of course all of us love fabric and everything that has to do with it, but over the past weeks, and with today's eclipse awesomeness, I have been thinking about all the things that make us ever-changing complex humans; all of our layers and moods.

For this first Monday I want to ask you about your story. How would you like your story to be written? What colours and fonts and style would you use, and what's a detrimental detail to be included? Could there be a fabric that summarises your story? Don't feel like fabric has to be a main part, but if it is, awesome!

I’ll go first to break the ice. The colour red is detrimental in my story, I am a redhead, and of course since I was little I have been nicknamed various red-like things (cherry, strawberry, beet, even orange, and ketchup! When I moved to the U.S I learned “ginger” is another nickname, but the reason behind that one remains a mystery), and maybe that’s the reason, but red is my favourite along with black and white. I like handwritten all caps fonts because they are imperfect but they can be harmonious, and to me they reveal something about our personality. I would love for my story to be put together with a thread that shows kindness even through the tough love that I sometimes practice. For the tone, most parts would be upbeat and dynamic, like a dancy rock n’ roll song, and in the parts of introspection more like a soft sound from a harmonica.

Hey, don't panic, fabric will still be in the centre of it all through these images that we created to start the week beautifully:

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In handwritten red ink,

Lauv

4 responses to “AGF Mood Monday – Your Story”

  1. Elizabeth Johnson Avatar

    Is everyone scared of you today! I will bite! Thewords need to be blue and in Arial font because I was a typist in the US Navy, a Yeoman, I never found the true meaning! Except the senior enlist found it funny to stretch it “yeo” “man”! Lots of color because I love colors! My Military side is still part of me but the colors need to bright and happy! Like me. Mood music like an old fashion love song with a little Rockabilly thrown it! I tried hope you enjoyed it!

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  2. Rosemary Bolton Avatar
    Rosemary Bolton

    hmmmm. I like this challenge. I will think about this one.
    My story would most likely be written in piano sheet music. Chopin etudes, or a ballad. Also a lot of your romantic fabrics, I love the inspiration you shared.

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  3. Lauv Avatar

    Elizabeth! Reading this put so many cool images in my head, and rockabilly seems like the perfect sound for what you describe. A typist? that is so awesome, and so in line with this post. I HAD to look up the etymology of “yeoman” and now you’ve taught me something new. Thank you for that! I more than enjoyed it!

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  4. Lauv Avatar

    Rosemary, you had me at Chopin. I’m not going to pretend I’m a classical music expert, but from the very little I’ve listened to, Chopin always gives me goosebumps. So even the little details you have shared are already reading so beautiful and melodic, and written on piano sheet music? Are you a genius?

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