I just added some new pieces to my shop including this wee toadstsool sculpture made of wool, a few sets of textural stones, and a couple of wool acorns too. If you'd like to stop by and have a look, I'd be delighted.
Too late again for the stones! Your stones are becoming as popular as Margie's stones, if you don't mind me saying. they are truly beautiful works of art, Lisa. I love the autumnal colours.
Oh don't apologize for the mushroom pictures. I too am mushroom obsessed. Guess that's what come for being married to a mycologist (retired). I also am a former Minnesotan. So obsessed by the way that I just received my order of three pair of mushroom socks. One has chanterelles all over, Amanitas and last but not least morels. I will be quite fetching on the two big fall mushroom forays we're going to: ) JoAnn
Too late again for the stones! Your stones are becoming as popular as Margie's stones, if you don't mind me saying. they are truly beautiful works of art, Lisa. I love the autumnal colours.
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ReplyDeleteOh don't apologize for the mushroom pictures. I too am mushroom obsessed. Guess that's what come for being married to a mycologist (retired). I also am a former Minnesotan. So obsessed by the way that I just received my order of three pair of mushroom socks. One has chanterelles all over, Amanitas and last but not least morels. I will be quite fetching on the two big fall mushroom forays we're going to: ) JoAnn
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ReplyDeleteTara - I don't mind that at all! More stones coming soon, promise. :D
ReplyDeleteThank you emmaolju!
JoAnn - mushroom socks? You might be my hero.
They are all beautiful but I love those acorns.
ReplyDeleteOOOOHH! Lisa, I love the colored acorns, and the stones rich with texture. (We are enjoying mushroom season here, too - loved your last post!)
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