i was looking for a way to better carry home the johnny jump-ups and violas i found.
i have a clutch of violas for ice flower dyeing that i added to yesterday. with the help of a wonderful basket.
it was beautiful in the cool sunlight, golden and windy.
cerulean
your photos are always so inspiring.
ReplyDeletei have a blast with my little canon. (no pun intended)
ReplyDeletesuch an exquisite nest, and it looks mud sealed. k.
ReplyDeletebird spit?
ReplyDeletewhat a vessel.
ReplyDeletehosta leaves? Do you make paper with them? that's new to me.
ReplyDeletehosta leaves (actually the stems and ribs) make lovely paper
ReplyDeleteEnchanted nest...
ReplyDeleteoh the colors!
ReplyDeletethe nest is a work of art.
fits perfectly in my hand.
ReplyDeleteits beautiful......................
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I love the rusted look of the barn .. all your photos are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect viola transporter.... beautiful nest.
ReplyDeleteIce flower dyeing? I know about snow dyeing, and just saw a demo on ice dyeing at a CA quilt festival.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are exquisite.
Found you in a Spirit Cloth link.
my barn is beyond rusted!
ReplyDeleteice flower is india flint's name for dyeing with frozen flowers--see her book ecocolour. thanks for visiting.
oh Velma - such a perfect purse for carrying treasures! The autumn colours are stunning and that crisp still blue sky is stunning; it is spring downunder and being a bit tempestuous as is its want
ReplyDeleteExquisite little nest!
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