Saint Helena is inspiration at every
turn for me and I'd love to have more time for jewelry in situ, as I
call it.
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| Rocks and lichen on the way back from a rocky coastal walk. |
I can't plan it, I can only “expect”. In some
situations it has to happen quickly (like today when I was making the banana leaf necklace it had started
to rain). For some ridiculous reason I enjoy that sense of urgency. The immediacy feels more like play to me - no fumbling with clasps or worrying about weight - just design in the moment.
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| Banana leaf trimmings from our garden. |
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| Woodland finds from High Hill |
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| Tumbled rocks from Sandy Bay Beach |
So fabulous. What a great idea! Thank you for sharing your artistic vision with the world. Enjoy the day! Erin
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DeleteAmazing, you are inspiring! You have the gift to take what most of us would just walk by and create beautiful things. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Suzanne! I love that people enjoy something that is so much fun for me.
DeleteI love seeing these. Reminiscent of Andy Goldsworthy. I especially like the moss and pine cone necklace! So glad you are having a good time.
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Thank Barb! Hope you are having a good summer!
DeleteGen I just adore these! Such a wonderful sense of freedom and playfulness. Hope you are savouring it all and writing!!!!! Mwah from here.
ReplyDeleteThank you Wendy Six weeks is so little time! That's my only regret right now, that we can't be here longer.
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