I've been thinking about these ever since you posted, Doohie! It would be fun to wet felt and mould over a suitably shaped something-or-other, then use one of those hand-held felting needle tools to add texture. Hmmm... x
JUst to say, have a lovely Christmas and thankyou for taking the time to look and comment on my blog, much appreciated, it all keeps me going. lol Briony x
Those are amazing. They make me want to knit cushion covers. Don't know why.
ReplyDeleteI love the textures and colours in these pictures. If I stitched I'd feel inspired too - though like you it may be a while before I applied myself!
ReplyDeleteoh yes, I'm thinking bugle beads..
ReplyDeletethey look ever so slightly rude
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Thankyou for all of your comments. John, there are ruder looking fungi out there, but I think I'll avoid posting pictures of those.
ReplyDeleteLawyers don't wear wigs in Norway, but having seen this - maybe they should?
ReplyDeletePS Thank you for the nice comment!
I've been thinking about these ever since you posted, Doohie! It would be fun to wet felt and mould over a suitably shaped something-or-other, then use one of those hand-held felting needle tools to add texture. Hmmm... x
ReplyDeleteI have never eaten an inkspot and I understand that they are delicious?
ReplyDeleteElizabeth, That's a good idea now I'll have to think about the something-or-other and how to incorporate Kath's bugle beads.:o)
ReplyDeleteHeron's view, I've read that they are edible, but I'm not brave enough to try them. :o)
they look like loo brushes standing to attention!
ReplyDeleteJUst to say, have a lovely Christmas and thankyou for taking the time to look and comment on my blog, much appreciated, it all keeps me going. lol
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I've been a bit quiet in the blogging world of late Briony, but I always have a look at your blog. :-)
ReplyDeleteThey are fabulous- what gorgeous textures!
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