after some hours happily stitching inflight
and then a couple more spent chugging through the ranges
in the Red Terror [otherwise known as the Farm Ute]
i am home again
draped in welcoming cats and consuming quantities of honey-sweetened tea
having enjoyed eleven or so blessed days in paradise
all colours derived from locally gathered plant material - including windfalls, garden prunings and the dessicated contents of a vase
with grateful thanks to the keepers of this blessed garden.
I am in awe of your creativity and your processes.
ReplyDelete11 days in paradise...now, that sure sounds fine, pictures to prove it. Did you all make a collaborative blanket?
ReplyDeleteWelcome home, wanderer. Martha seems entirely content.
each person constructed a cloth that was about 3'square
Deleteand when laid side by side they made a larger patchwork
but
i don't think they would have liked to have gone home without them...
oooh looks like you had some FUN!! :)
ReplyDeleteblessed garden it certainly is - I couldn't get enough of all that tropical flora and oh so wished I was able to stay on for the eco colour workshop - maybe another time! jxxoo
ReplyDelete"gee, but it's great to be back home...i've been on the road so long my friend"
ReplyDeleteenjoy.
sounds like a wonderful time was had by all. beautiful samplers.
ReplyDeleteyou are creative and it is fun to watch.
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