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and I have done a sort of swap and this is what I got in the post this week...yummy stuff! Thanks so much Peggy!
Spot the fabrics below Peggy?
I have a feeling this might work with the whale and moon piece I made a short while back.... made up in the style of Judes cloth workshops...slow, slow and done thoughtfully.
I may do a few more circles like this to place around the central rectangular whale piece.........the idea is in my head at the moment, not even on a drawn page.
Maybe with the phases of the moon.
So this is WIP for now.
A not far away agricultural college give heated hatching boxes to the school, so the kids can watch the eggs breaking open and see the chicks.
I saw two newly born chicks, feathers still all wet..................so cute!
I would love to have chooks, nubian goats and a donkey if I were in the right environment.
Why on earth didnt I find myself a farmer!
But what fun to see these littlies never the less.
And as the kids all came in to class, the sound of the cheep, cheep, cheeping, was just delightful!
i do love that moon piece. always love the indigo blues.
ReplyDeleteLyn! Yes, I see and it looks beautiful -- you are a speed demon. Your other pieces with water actually made me think that you should have that blue!
ReplyDeleteChicks are just the cutest, I agree and it's probably not too late to find yourself a farmer. If you really want one, that is. Maybe you could just be a farmer and save yourself the trouble!
Sweet chicks - we have ducks here. Thanks for visiting today. I see we have similar likes in common, cloth and paper. xox Corrine
ReplyDeleteWoman with wings is an amazing artist..you lucky woman. The chicks were so sweet I did a blog a month or so agao on my daily photo blog (http://chocolatelifeandjazz.blogspot.com ) l have images of my friends ducks that were just born or 24 hrs old..so fluffy and yellow!! lyndax
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