[copper & enamel:::pink twigs, orange lichen, bitter green pod]
Yes. I put something in them again. But they’ve become something unto themselves at this point and I can’t stop making little specimens to put in wee dishes. And I think that’s ok.
March 20, 2012 by
These make me smile uncontrollably! xx
Me too!
I can’t stop touching them and turning them over in my hands…I quite like them.
I really like these too. what are you going to do with them?
Well, I’d like to make a hundred of them and hang them as a huge installation on the living room wall here. I’ll probably make a few into necklaces!
ohhh and art installation would be really cool.
I really like these. I think a large one on the wall would be striking.
Good work, lady…of your hands and in your spirit.
Ha! Just posted my comment and noticed you said something similar above.
That I did! Great minds think alike! I’d love to make a cluster of them to set on a table top as well but I’d have to live in a less arid area because they’d get annoying to dust all the time… 🙂
Thank you, B.
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just saw this after i commented on the last post…these are just beautiful!
Thank you, C.
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I absolutely love these, particularly the ones that look like they have little twigs in them. Very, very nice.
Susan, thank you!
They remind me of childhood. We used to camp in the backyard during summer. At night, we would pretend the tent was a spaceship that had landed on some other planet. We would go out and collect small twigs, leaves, rocks, and bugs. Pretending to be scientists, we would spread them out on a small table and make up explanations of what they could be and what they were made of.
Why didn’t we grow up together!!!??? I did that sort of thing every day when I was wee. I even dissected dead things with my mum’s kitchen knives. I wanted to know what made things work. 🙂 You are wonderful.
Awesomeness.
Thanks, babe. x
MEEP!!!
I havent had internet for a week, I’ve missed so much goodness! XOXO