Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts

12 Nov 2018

Trees, too near the house



Those two pines were our problem - too near to the house
 a storm could throw the tops on our roof.
Moreover they were overgrown by wild wine - nice to see
in autumn - better than the branchless trunks




Quite nice like this - the green leaves are however wild wine



We decided to have them cut - the tree cutters worked fast
with. this enormous machine - they grab the tree and sew it underneeth
the gripper 




and deposits it on the path where a truck with gripper transported it to the
road and on to another truck 




We were so impressed - they worked about 1 1/2 hours.







13 May 2016

My necklace and a group of needle lace trees


It is made of fabric beads - fabric (I told already in a previous post)
DD offered me after a journey to Istanbul
I made rather long beads - it is all one fabric - it has stripes - so I cut
them in a way to get esmerald green beads and red and turquoise ones -
Magnetic fastening

Just coincidentially the group of trees - needle lace - show the same 
colours - my hands did it without me thinking to do this choice.

Birches and other trees - with very imaginative leaves

Some bullion bushes - some roots ----

I wish you a sunny and happy Pentecost weekend.


6 Jun 2015

Still Somerville, Mass.

Trees can be strong

 

I was wondering about the meaning of this sculpture.

The woman standing on the left is looking at the man on the right

who has a friendly face looking down at the kneeling young man

who seems to stretch himself. Maybe I will find out one day.

From the city guide:

Also in 1996 bronze "masks" were added to the statues. Steven Post states, “the statues were meant to be ‘temporary’ in that they were not made of bronze. Vandals destroyed some of the faces of the statues over the years, so the artist and the city decided to replace the faces with the bronze ‘mask’ that the statues all now ‘wear’.”[4]

Mila after our walk.

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I prepared this post on Mai 24, but could not send it

because of health problems

 

 

11 Feb 2015

It is February

In Karlsruhe

We walk to town - it is about 2,5 km. Here we are on our way back.

The trees are being cut every year

Another fabric bin with Chinese horses

Impression of what I am working on

 

Lace - hiding a seam with French knots and buttonhole stitches -

cross stitch letters.

Don't ask me what it is going to be - just a sample perhaps.