Love the branch art. Like another of your followers I’ll take the intermittent snow sprinkles before the blistering heat of summer. What did you use to create the lovely petal pattern on the indigo pieces along the lower border of that amazing piece? It’s so beautiful. Warmer days are coming! It’s so joyful to see the robins and hear the cardinals chirping to us that spring is actually here. They make me smile. Be well Jude.
OMG Jude I don’t think my nerves could take it, so much WEATHER !!! I can see why you wanted to live here though , even the trees tell stories .As always thanks for your sharing .
Love that log contraption. Looks like more fun for a kid than what they’d find on a school playground. I saw water creatures bounding through waves.
Still drippy here in western Oregon, but I’m happy for that. There’s an El Nino heat building in the Pacific which will probably hit the West coast this summer and we’re never sure what they will do, but temperatures will go up.
I like the story cloth. Soothing to me.
I see a river otter climbing a river bank. We live near the water and they sometimes wander up my road! Spring is finally here in the northwest – the nights are getting warmer. So tired of building fires. When spring finally arrives it is such a blessing.
It never stays long this time of year, but the cold is lingering. OK with me, though I know I’m in the minority! Love the serpent log, and the cloth has the whispering of the aurora borealis 🧡
I love spring, it is my favorite season. I love the rapid changes and the two steps forward towards summer, one step back. Things are growing and getting ready to bloom. It isn’t yet too hot, and it isn’t too cold. Snow is heavier with moisture in spring.
Our spring is also suffering with multiple personalities this year! 90 degrees to 30 in about 12 hours. But the Ravens are nesting, so all is right in our little casita. Nice quirky piece!!
Love the branch art. Like another of your followers I’ll take the intermittent snow sprinkles before the blistering heat of summer. What did you use to create the lovely petal pattern on the indigo pieces along the lower border of that amazing piece? It’s so beautiful. Warmer days are coming! It’s so joyful to see the robins and hear the cardinals chirping to us that spring is actually here. They make me smile. Be well Jude.
That’s just a scrap of Balinese indigo batik, silk.
OMG Jude I don’t think my nerves could take it, so much WEATHER !!! I can see why you wanted to live here though , even the trees tell stories .As always thanks for your sharing .
Love that log contraption. Looks like more fun for a kid than what they’d find on a school playground. I saw water creatures bounding through waves.
Still drippy here in western Oregon, but I’m happy for that. There’s an El Nino heat building in the Pacific which will probably hit the West coast this summer and we’re never sure what they will do, but temperatures will go up.
I like the story cloth. Soothing to me.
Yeah, l8ve this tree thing.
I saw the El Nino prediction. I guess we’ll wait and see.
Love the serpenty log. I’ll take the wild changeable spring any day over the blazing heat of summer.
Yes, I agree. But it hasn’t really gotten to blazing here. But then who knows?
I see a river otter climbing a river bank. We live near the water and they sometimes wander up my road! Spring is finally here in the northwest – the nights are getting warmer. So tired of building fires. When spring finally arrives it is such a blessing.
I can see that.
I’ve kinda had it with the fire at this point…
The first thing I saw was an otter, or maybe a ferret, too!
I keep seeing different beasts.
It never stays long this time of year, but the cold is lingering. OK with me, though I know I’m in the minority! Love the serpent log, and the cloth has the whispering of the aurora borealis 🧡
Yeah, I get it. It stays cool here in the forest. I like that it never gets too hot
I love spring, it is my favorite season. I love the rapid changes and the two steps forward towards summer, one step back. Things are growing and getting ready to bloom. It isn’t yet too hot, and it isn’t too cold. Snow is heavier with moisture in spring.
So much drama!
You could get whiplash this spring!
Got it I think.
Our spring is also suffering with multiple personalities this year! 90 degrees to 30 in about 12 hours. But the Ravens are nesting, so all is right in our little casita. Nice quirky piece!!
Yeah, the birds are singing…all is well…
Crazy weather! chilly here too. Love the twisty tree trunks and your story cloth. 💙
Trees are very gnarly around here…
Spring is doing her thing in all the ways she springs. ☀️⛈️❄️
Yup, she’s a moody bitch.
Jude~ Oh my! The cloth holds the spring swirl well!
It’s time…
What an amazing fallen limb. A greyhound in the process of becoming an ouroboros
Ha!
It looks like it worked! Good morning, Jude! I hope you are feeling better. Your fallen Tree looks like a sculpture!
Kinda serpent-like
Sometimes stitching a cheery square onto an indigo-dyed cloth is all we can do.
A lot of times.❤️