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Hiking holiday Mallorca May 2010.
Excursion to Pollença.
Plants in buckets on a fence next to the chapel el Calvari (Calvary).
text from en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pollen%c3%a7a:
"One of the town's most distinctive features is the 365-step stairway north of the square; this leads up to a chapel on top of the hill known as Calvary. On Good Friday this is the setting for the most dramatic parade of the year. First, on the road winding up the back of the hill, there is an enactment of the Stations of the Cross. This is followed by a mock crucifixion on top of the hill after which the figure of Christ is ceremonially removed from the Cross. There is a sombre, torchlit parading of the body of Christ through the town it is led by hundreds people in cloaks, masks and pointed hats and done in total silence save for the slow beating of a drum."
I added a small bit of Velcro to cover a problem area and then added a brown felt bow, which can be interchanged for other colors.
saturatedpalette.blogspot.com/2011/08/oliver-s-bucket-hat...
another rope bucket with the rigging behind it
Title: Bucket Man
Artist: John Davies
Material: Mixed media
Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts
University of East Anglia, Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK
Bucket once used at Consett Iron Works. This is just how it came out of the camera with no messing in PS.
An organizer I made for garden tools, using fabric left over from another project. The fabric is 'Ascot Suede' by P. Kaufmann. The binding is Wrights extra wide double fold bias tape in 'Seal Brown'. The apron is fastened around the bucket with velcro (which isn't visible from the outside). I based the apron pattern on one I bought on clearance at Target a few years ago. The pockets on that caddy were not deep enough to hold trowels, etc., so I never used it. I use this new caddy all the time.