re-cycling, up-grading, re-thinking
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| birdies huddled together on the studio floor; i had some old water-colours, pretty boring although very colourful, and i thought 'what if i cut the sheets of paper into card-size squares and print the bird plus signature stamp on them?' |
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| this is the result! twelve cheerful birdies beckoning Spring |
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| more recycling: this is one of a pair of earrings, the other was lost and i'd stopped wearing just the one, what a shame, so here it is as a pendant for a necklace, i am very happy |
tulip leaves on a home-dyed cloth, cannot remember what the dye was, bundled up below and dropped into the walnut-pot, which looks very oily, i wonder what the result will be
....and then this forgotten pot, pomegranate moldy remnants with a coin-clamped bit of cloth in it, the result is now in the washing-machine, so patience.....will dry and iron as i get back - am off into town for the monthly culturele route, hopefully inspiration will come forth, if not at least i'll be seeing my friend M which is always good fun
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results: a dark brown in large patches and none of the pomegranate yellow, all that is cream again; i think the dark brown is thanks to both the aluminium pan and the clamped coins
Comments
the pomegranate/forgotten cloth reminds me of a black&white one of yours that went to Grace's;
btw a while back you mentioned how you used to eat a spicy rabbit dish, I found this very interesting as luck would have it, a few weeks later we received a pair of rabbits and I decided I'ld cook them my version Spanish style, lots of garlic paprika's olive oil onions chili and paprika powder, other herbs and chicken stock....left to simmer for a couple of hours, added potatoes and mmmmmm delicious best rabbit dish we had, ever, so thank you Marti