just color
yesterday the mail brought
papers from aimee
the bottom two of milkweed
the crescent could not be caught
this morning
as i un-pressed a stack
of ecoprinted arches
another dozen sheets for fall
virgin can lids sometimes surprise me!
leftovers for the compost
printed last year
can you guess the plant?
to become a substrate for asao's moon
a piece for his upcoming shifu exhibit.
fall brings thoughts of weaving for me,
follow this to read
a thoughtful piece about my
blogfriend joanne kaar.
fall brings thoughts of weaving for me,
follow this to read
a thoughtful piece about my
blogfriend joanne kaar.
My first thought was St. Johnswort, but... then I second guessed it. Cool can.
ReplyDeleteOh, next thought, that little narcissus?
ReplyDeleteWOW the colours of that leaf !!! Nature, the painter !
ReplyDeleteThat print is so beautiful ... isn't that plant the one that sticks to your cloths when you walk by .... the name .... uhhhhhm ....
funny our work will be together in the philippines but we can't manage to meet on this continent! love what is happening.
ReplyDeletevalerie, nope, neither. new metal loves to get tarnished in whatever way, apparently.
ReplyDeleteels, nope. thanks you, though.
aimee, it will if i get this in the mail!
I can't pick the plants involved - but the results are delicious!
ReplyDeleteronnie, thank you, i will reveal all soon!
ReplyDeleteok, so my guess is the leaves from the madder plant?? the print is gorgeous. jean
ReplyDeletejean, you're in the correct family--lady's bedstraw!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour print is so pretty... like fine lace.
ReplyDeletethanks, robyn, it's lady's bedstraw...almost lace!
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