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Stations Journal Journey #38
Dec 23, 2025 The 14 Stations of the Cross, in fabric appliqué, are now complete. This stage of the Stations journey, 15+ years in the making, is about to change. Advent also is drawing to a close, or rather, to a transition or transformation. In two days we celebrate the birth of the Christ child, Emmanuel, God with us. As I have been living out this time of both the world being pregnant with anticipation and waiting, and my own creative gestation, both are being birthed a
Alexis Eastman
Dec 29, 20252 min read


Stations Journal Journey #36
Dec 15, 2025 Well, Station #14 is ready for sewing. It is adhered together to the point I need it to be as I begin, which will be shortly. It seems rather strange to be spending the week with Jesus in the tomb while all around me is Christmas music, lights, presents wrapped and under the tree…My assistant noticed that as they took photos of our work in the studio the weather out the window has changed from winter to summer and back to winter again. I am contemplating today
Karen Brodie
Dec 18, 20251 min read


An Interview with Beau Mitzel, assistant craftsperson to the project
When Karen Brodie was organizing the planning for the creation of the 14 Stations of the Cross banners, she knew the workload would need more than just one pair of hands.
Alexis Eastman
Dec 15, 20253 min read


Stations Journal Journey #35
Dec 6, 2025 Station #14 has begun! This is truly a significant moment worthy of noticing. Hard to fathom is the place I was in a year ago, stepping out in both faith and trust into the unknown. It hasn’t gone by in a flash, but rather feels like a long row of similar days, a marathon, when I dedicated an entire year to repeating a pattern: trust, prepare, begin… trace pieces, cut them out, choose fabrics, iron the pieces on to the fabrics, cut them out again, adhere them to
Karen Brodie
Dec 8, 20252 min read
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