Showing posts with label Wild. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wild. Show all posts
Monday, June 08, 2015
Busy, Busy, But Not Creating
A simple reminder of what it is I'm supposed to be doing today, but have yet to accomplish. I spent most of today on the prowl for a cherry pitter and not just any cherry pitter but THIS cherry pitter. I finally purchased it at Amazon this afternoon after not being able to locate said beast locally.
Additionally after a very long search I was also able to order a part for my kitchen aide mixer that had unceremoniously broke. I was very upset when I was told that my mixer was not fixable, more from the stand point that I had used it maybe a half dozen times but also from a green point of view... if you don't want appliances going into landfills then build appliances that can be repaired!
This little gizmo (called a blender coupler) stands between me and a smoothie, and it shall arrive sometime this week! Now to purchase the face plate for my Champion Juicer, that hubs broke, and I'm set for a summer of smoothies and fresh juice.
I'm off to write and then maybe, just maybe stitch something this evening!
Saturday, August 31, 2013
Garden Path
Is in need of cleaning, etc., but I do love my native plants, and the pollinators that they attract. This afternoon the thistles were visited by green hummingbirds, this morning goldfinches.
Labels:
birds,
Bugs,
Flowers,
Garden,
Goldfinches,
Hummingbirds,
Insects,
Iowa,
Native,
Path,
Plants,
Pollinators,
Prairie,
Wild
Saturday, May 18, 2013
American Robin
Robin taking advantage of the freshly tilled ground, hunting up worms I'm sure. I love how it's plummage blends in with the ground.
Saturday, July 07, 2012
Wild Turkey
Wild Turkey looks to be a hen, I really had to work to get this shot as she was a good 300 yards away, so if it's a male well my apologies!
Thursday, December 01, 2011
Solo Show Installed
For some reason I forgot to take a photo of the entire display, will try to remember to do so when I take the show down the end of January 2012. Over all I'm very happy with the way the pieces look, I have to give credit to Diane Hall for hanging the pieces, I would have hung them in a straigh line and well that's boring!
Labels:
Blood,
Canyon,
Conservation,
DNR,
Farm,
Flowers,
Ghost,
Grimes,
Marshalltown,
River,
trees,
Wild
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Rivers and Trees Solo Show
Labels:
Blood,
Canyon,
Center,
Conservation,
Family,
Farm,
flower,
Ghost Trees,
Grimes,
Marshalltown,
River,
Show,
Solo,
Wild
Friday, September 23, 2011
Monday, August 15, 2011
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Bloodroot
My bloodroot patch has started to spread, finally. I don't actually use the roots for dyeing with, I planted them because I have a small prairie woodland garden.
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Circle Garden
Circle garden at the base of the crab apple, because you really shouldn't till close to the base of a tree, it once held strawberries but they kept escaping so I'm moving them elsewhere.
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Blue Coneflowers No. 2 ACEO
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Blue Coneflowers ACEO

I was having a bit of fun in my studio tonight and out popped this little beauty. Available in my shop.
Blue Coneflowers ACEO
Labels:
ATC,
Blue,
Botanical,
Compost Dyed Fabric,
Cone,
Coneflower,
dyes,
Flowers,
Madder,
Madder Root,
natural,
Organza,
Plants,
Prairie,
Silk,
Vegetable,
Wild
Monday, April 06, 2009
Coneflower No. 2

Coral Coneflower it needs something what??? I'm debating a grain bin or maybe some bison, hmmm how about some bison trapped in a grain bin???? Now that WOULD be the statement that some are dyeing for me to make ;-)
4x6 inches
Compost Dyed Cloth, Natural Dyes, Timtex Core, Machine Stitched, Black Cotton Cloth Backing Fabric.
Labels:
Blues,
Cone,
Coral,
dyes,
Flowers,
natural,
Neil Smith Prairie,
Peach,
Pink,
Purples,
Red,
Wild
Cone Flower 1
I'll try to get a better picture tomorrow it's not as dark as it appears in the photo.4x6 inches
Compost dyed cotton cloth, timtex core, black cotton cloth backing fabric.
Machine Stitched.
Available in My Store
Prairie Potholes - Harvest No. 9

Prairie Potholes - Harvest No. 9
2009
5 x 7 inches
Compost Dyed Cotton Cloth, Natural Dyed Silk Organza Fabric, Machine Stitched, Timtex Core, Black Cloth Backing Fabric
Sunday, April 05, 2009
Prairie Potholes - Harvest No. 8

Prairie Potholes - Harvest No. 8
5 x 7 inches
Compost dyed cotton cloth cochineal dyed silk organza fabric, machine stitched, timtex core, black commercial cotton cloth backing.
5 x 7 inches
Compost dyed cotton cloth cochineal dyed silk organza fabric, machine stitched, timtex core, black commercial cotton cloth backing.
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Monday, May 26, 2008
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