I started it with so much excitement, using the color palette my mom created, letting her influence guide every brushstroke. That part was pure joy.
But after taking the harp apart four times and finishing it only to find it didn’t work mechanically. I won’t lie, I wanted to walk away from it more than once. This one was bittersweet.
I think that’s just life though. Some things flow, and some things build you. This project built me.
The initial design changed from the original idea, but it’s done, it’s mine, and I’m proud of it. Keep walking. Keep ROKRing.
This turned out amazing! I am so sorry to hear that you were unable to get it working. I couldn’t get mine to do so either. You are correct. We just pick up the pieces and move on to the next.
It turned out beautiful, you should be really proud of it. Even if it didn’t end up working mechanically, you can really feel all the effort and love you put into it
Lucia_Anderson, the adventure ending finally must feel so rewarding! We love seeing your dedication shine through every piece. Keep embracing that creative spirit, your journey inspires us all!
So sad to realize that it’s not properly working for both @Nita_Davis and you. But hey, you’ve made it through! And I love how you’re learning and moving forward from that kind of scenario. Looking forward to see what you build next!
too bad it doesn’t work but it is a piece of art. Well done 
the colors are perfectly done. 
