I have pretty much resigned myself to the fact that I am going to be a rather sporadic blog writer, so many thanks in advance to anyone who is still reading
I noticed that I need to catch up with posting some photos that I have mentioned in previous posts, so here goes.
First of [...]
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Better late than never
Posted in Fabric Postcards, Inspiration, art, embroidery, fabric art, fiber art, photography, textile, waffle, tagged embroidery, green, macro, Mokume Gane, photography, Texture on May 9, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Of course I took lots of close-ups
Posted in Inspiration, photography, tagged blue, chain, macro, photography, rust on January 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
But sea air and scrambling around has taken its toll on me. I managed to sort out what is probably my favourite shot of the day though
What do you think?
No close-ups please!
Posted in creativity, photography, stitching, tagged creativity, photography, stitching on January 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Well, I’m not quite ready to show you any pictures of what I have been doing, but I have been doing. One thing which is almost finished I’m not going to show you as it’s part of a swap and the other piece I’ve been working on definitely needs more work.
Things have definitely been flowing [...]
Inspiration: Feathers
Posted in Inspiration, nature, photography, tagged birds, ibis, Inspiration, nature, Pensthorpe, photography, swans, wildlife on September 26, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Hubby and I made the most of a lovely sunny day last weekend to visit a local bird sanctuary. Viewers of Springwatch might remember Pensthorpe.
White
More white.
And something a bit more colourful
The top two are of course swans and the last one is a bald ibis, a bird that at first glance appears rather drab. Then [...]
Wildlife
Posted in photography, tagged macro, photography, reptile, slow worm, wildlife on July 14, 2008 | 3 Comments »
We have two cats who like to go out hunting. We live on the edge of a market town so there is plenty of varied territory for them to explore. Apart from the normal fare of birds and small furry mammals they are also very fond of playing with frogs. They rarely seem to hurt [...]
Inspiration: Foxgloves
Posted in Inspiration, photography, tagged flowers, foxgloves, insects, Inspiration, photography, pink on June 12, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Time for a couple more photos. Kerrie Slade and I seem to be taking photos of the same subjects at the same time at the moment. I took these a couple of days ago, before it started raining.
And to match Kerrie even closer, here’s another foxglove with a very busy bumblebee
I have to [...]
Woodland Wanderings
Posted in Inspiration, chronic fatigue, nature, photography, tagged bluebells, macro, nature, norfolk, photography, spring, wild garlic, woodland on May 4, 2008 | 3 Comments »
On Friday my brother and I decided to run away from the chaos that is my kitchen refit and go for a short walk in the local bluebell woods.
The weather was perfect and because we went on the Friday there were only a few people around.
We found a wonderful little dell, full of wild garlic [...]
Inspiration
Posted in Inspiration, embroidery, fabric art, fiber art, photography, stitching, textile, tagged embroidery, groyn, Inspiration, machine embroidery, photography on May 1, 2008 | 2 Comments »
A little later than promised, here is the source photo for the piece I showed you here
I took this picture of one of the groynes at Great Yarmouth near the harbour, I just loved the colours in the wood. I have some more pictures from that day which I might do something with later [...]
How did this journey begin? Pt.1
Posted in about me, beading, beads, photography, stitching, tagged beading, beads, books, colour, craft, flowers, green, illness, photography, recovery, spiral on April 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
So, what started me on my creative journey?
A few years ago (2002) I got very sick with some random nasty virus that completely flattened me (probably something related to glandular fever/mono but blood tests didn’t show what). During my slow recovery two things kept me going. The first was that shortly before [...]


