G. G is for green and yes there is more and more Green. And G is for Gross, the humidity and heat that is. But G is also, suddenly, for Goodness Gracious, Love in the Mist comes in colors!
Grow is on the table. I am not measuring, just eyeballing, and now drawing a circle.
The circle is drawn. measure
G is for the page I made for Grow that needs attention.
And G is for the Glossary I added to the Menu in the sidebar. language
back again (of course) to add that your title “G” brought to mind James Taylor’s “Suite for 20 G” … I never did figure out the title, but I do love the song
ha, yes!
your patchwork resembles love in the mist xo
I am enjoying many levels of satisfaction from your fine comment!
Never can decide what is my favorite color. So pretty. And I see it in Grow too
deciding is so short lived for me. Things change so often.
I trust my stitching hand/eye coordination more than than my drawing hand/eye … which is why I use erasable marker since my needle second guesses the lines that I draw … that said, I enjoy drawing and lettering much more than I did in the past, thanks in large part to the encouragement I’ve gotten from you and the Kindred Spirits
The uniqueness in the hand drawn is always more appealing.
Never was one for measuring either, which is why I was never into dressmaking, all that faffing takes the fun out of the fabric and stitch appeal and risk of getting it wrong.
actually I approach the clothing thing in a similar manner.
For me stitching is an extension of drawing and I am considering developing the same sense in reverse order.
Good Morning Jude! There is Black Seed tea and an oil that it is said..”will cure everything but death” and the contents label says Nigella seeds. I first bought it in Abu Dhabi and after much searching found it here in Australia at one bulk foods shop and also at an Indian Grocery. Very tasty it is and I’m sure it does me good! I keep meaning to plant a few of the seeds to see if they’ll Grow
Yes, some nigella is medicinal and edible but some is toxic, will have to research
g is for generous and grateful. i feel those things in this garden you’ve cultivated here. flowers always seem to be celebrating. especially the wild ones. x
Gosh, I love coming here! So, G is for Gosh! Those flowers are so light, feathery, beautiful…as is the lightness in the center of Grow. Wondering what will happen next with the circle being.
I don’t know!!!😀
love your sense of wild order
Wish it could grow wilder. What if it can?
(((Jude))) tis the nature of the beast
Yay!
The colours of love in a mist are similar to the colours of bachelor buttons. But the love in a mist also has such interesting seed pods.
Yeah, love those pods…
Those little flowers are so beautiful. Best part of my day so far.
Such lightness…
It’s cool to see how you are growing “Grow”…and I was going to try some nigella this year and somehow didn’t get to it HA HA!
Soooo very humid here too, but hey–it’s the deep south; & it’s expected! but; whew!
The Love in the Mist is so very amazingly beautiful…and the color variations are to me, also, quite the surprise. I have only grown shades of blues. Freehand drawing, especially of geometric shapes is, for me also, such a good thing. I leave the geometric tools to my engineer brothers. If imperfection exists, well, it is just showing how my hand eye team works, and that is okay by me as well.
Yes, to know that, it is like a map and a compass combined.
Gracias por recordarnos ese orden natural que lo embellece todo.
I’ve never heard of or seen that flower! Really unique 💙
Also known as nigella
And “Devil in a bush.” But Love in a Mist is my favorite name.
wow – love in the mist ! I have some white but that purple one is the best!
All these variatons were such a surprise.