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April 16, 2021

following the "what if" path

The long view

Seventy degrees F today!

I spent some time stitching outside, first attaching panels to the sides of the dragon square and then starting the first of what will probably be many flowers.

First flower

Some will be appliqued, some stitched, and some needle felted wool. 

A garden of variety.

Another dragon

I also made some more cyanotype prints.

This is the weather vane my dad made for me several years ago.

The weather vane is made of metal cut with a plasma cutter and casts very distinct shadows.

A bottle to fill with stars

I already know what this bottle needs to be filled with...

stars.

Posted at 06:40 PM in cyanotype, field notes, sew |

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