....what glorious shadows in the unlikeliest of places
..... what tremendous moths it brought out into our nightly trap
... and what stunning colours it has produced in the garden
Cosmos 'Dazzler'
Lupin 'Thundercloud'
Filipendula Venusta Rubra
.... and Geranium Sue Crug
I've had friends down to stay who have been working on their PhD's and foolishly thinking I could help them but I helped brainstorm a few ideas and they went home happy enough. I've also just returned from a weekend teaching folded book structures with a fabulous group of embroiderers in Cheshire. I took photos but they were awful so I cannot show some of the great things they produced. Sorry girls, if any of you are reading this.
I have a print I must get on with now for the lovely girls I am exchanging with in Australia. I am behind schedule but have started a collagraph plate today so it is happening. Once that is done I have no other commitments as such until September so I am firming up a summer project idea and will try to post some snippets as I go along. Given my current track record though..... we'll see!
4 comments:
It sounds like you have been keeping busy. Very grey and damp here this morning... I think I preferred the heat but the garden definitely needed the rain.
Lovely images Lesley, reminding me of the sun and the light. It's wet and grey here, we need the rain, but I do like the light. However this weather does remind me of some of our holidays in the Lake District.
I particularly liked the moth photograph, as you know I am fascinated by your moth traps so please post more.
Steph x
The garden is looking so gorgeous - full of colour and fullness, as ours fade away...
Looking forward to visiting next week and enjoying another shed!!
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