Peeling
Peeling
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The last of the dried citrus from Christmas
Unfolding a citrus serving board. This one drifted a little more than they usually do, because I was using up the last of the dried citrus from Christmas, so they’re some gaps, making it possible to shift. Still pretty, I think.
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A little spring-themed house
Unmolding a little spring-themed house. Love how the gerbera daisy grounds this piece. This’ll be at Berwyn Sprout next week, once it’s done curing.
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Cute little delphinium tray
Cute little delphinium tray. It needs a week to cure, so plan to bring it down to the shop next weekend.
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Late night excitement
Late night excitement — pulling out the swift to make some balls…
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It’s comforting to set the house in order
I was so tired at the end of this week; I’ve mostly been taking today pretty easy — put away some laundry, did a few loads of dishes, finally took down the Christmas tree (Kev actually took it down, but Kavi and I put the ornaments away). Anand is away at D&D for many hours
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Very fickle in my garden
Flowers that dry beautifully in desiccant — mums and gerbera daisies. Also delphiniums, not pictured. Delphiniums also press beautifully — I WISH they were easier to grow here; they are very fickle in my garden — as do Fairy roses (which are thankfully very easy in my garden, and bloom profusely).
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