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June 20, 2021

#41 smell the roses

Darlow's enigma

But watch for the bees.

Bee with pollen

Spent several hours in the garden this morning. 

The only butterfly I found today was this one...

Working on the wings

I wanted the top wings to stand out more so I added a silk layer. 

Deb Lacativa dyed fabric for the base and some of the thread, onion skin dyed silk, and lessons learned from Jude being put to work. 

Posted at 06:17 PM in caregiving, field notes, inspired by Jude Hill/Spirit Cloth |

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