
This weekend was a bit grey; heavy grey skies, heavy grey throat and hands, heavy grey feet. I stood on my utterly dead balcony, and mused on the greyness and the deadness of it all, looking at the deceased flowers. Except they weren't grey, really, they were purple,and orange...


and the one tomato that will never ripen was a deep-seated comfy green. In close-up, decay became astounding. The greyness in my head shifted a little.
Then I found
Free Wool (or rather it found me), and
this entry. Gorgeous. So Isabelle and I spent the morning picking the dead flowers and making our own paper. It's not quite dry yet, and extremely fragile (I think it might break if I look at it too long), but oh! how very far from grey...
1 comment:
Your paper is so pretty, I love the minimalist flowers, so totally opposite of our toddler aesthetic. Thanks for the mention!
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