~Ann Zwinger
Felted landscapes on brooches by a Ukrainian artist:
Htsvetuschih hills and trees
by Olga
White-flowered landscape
by Olga
Poppies
by Olga
Daisies
Purple flowers
by Olga
Yellow flowers
by Olga
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One last quote. This one's about plain unfelted wool:
My mother told me once that she had her talk with God whenever she started a new sweater: 'Please don't take me in the middle of the sweater.' And as soon as she finished knitting a sweater, and it was blocked and put together, she already had the wool to start the next sweater so that nothing bad would happen.
~Judy Blume
6 comments:
Super cool!
These are utterly charming! So creative. I love how you find these things from around the world I would never see otherwise. I adore your blog for that very reason!
Absolutely wonderful. I wondered, though, about the dried flowers around them. They look great in the photos, but are they part of the brooches themselves?
Glad y'all like them as much as I do!
Pretty sure the decorative botanicals in the photos aren't attached. That would certainly change the size of them, wouldn't it!
And definitely add an element of fragility to them, too!
I think the brooches don't really need these "backgrounds"...they're beautiful enough on their own.
These are so. very. gorgeous.
And that quote by Judy Blume reminds me of Grandy Thaxter's Helper (a picture book you need to read if you haven't -- Grandy Thaxter is just too busy to die!).
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