I love needles that thread themselves.
I love how a bluejay can sit at the very tip top of an evergreen!
I love how looking at the land makes me want to sew! Gee, I got it bad. ;P
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| Floral Road, December 25th 2012 |
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4 comments:
I've never seen those needles. I'd love them too.
The bluejay just looks so happy there.
i get that same feeling when I look at landscapes and nature. I start trying to figure out right away how I would do it in fabric.
Yeah! You can stick the thread right into them, and they latch in (so to speak). It's great for burying little tail ends of quilting threads. Brilliant! ~Monika
Yes, how does the bluejay do that? Great photos!!
You have had a great year Monika and I can tell you have lots of new ideas swirling around for 2012 so I understand why you have "Floral Road, Dec. 25, 2012"! Best wishes for a terrific year.
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