Up here in the misty mountains, I've been busy having a little break from the computer. It is nice to come back, sitting in front of the computer with a cup of chai, after a few weeks and see what everyone out there in blog land has been up to. I haven't been able to leave comments on some of your blogs as the word verification has been playing up.
I have been needle felting a tree that I promised my son's kindy teacher from last year that I said I would do for her. Things take their time in this household at times.
Well, here it is; a winter tree - bare, brown and woolly. I hope she likes it - I'm worried it might be a bit scary for the kindy kids. At some angles it looks like a hand reaching up to the sky. It was replacing another bare tree she had that got broken. I am tempted to put leaves on it. I'll see what she says when I see her.
There was a beautiful fog up here today - not so good for driving but Lou and I went for a misty walk, occasionally getting big water drops hitting our head from the heavy dew dripping down from the trees. We found a little spot that was perfect to take these photos.
Lou brought his tea cup full of sultanas for the walk.
11 comments:
That's such a great tree. I like it the way it is. You could easily put some green fleece on it to make it a tree full of leaves, so it would be great to use for story telling.
I love it!
Love the tree!! what about leaves with a tiny bit of velcro on them so it can be a winter AND summer tree! I like it just the way it is though.
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Wow, it would look great with pale pink fleece for blossom in spring!
Fabulous, as always! I love your felt stuff.
It looks beautiful in your mountains at the moment too; so misty and mythical!
The felted tree is truly magical!
Love the tree!
nice one! Maybe the little ones have never seen "evil dead" .... So they won't find it scary!!?? Hee hee. I think it's great.
What an amazing tree! Thanks for popping over x
Such a cool tree, you have the knack of needle felting, thanks for your comments on my blog, cheers Marie
Fabulous tree :) I love that you've taken it out into the wilderness for a little photo shoot. It doesn't look out of place at all. Felting really does have a "nature" look and feel to it.
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