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Caught this young lady trying to depart with the string from our verandah blind this morning. She is obviously collecting nesting materials and didn't realise this was attached at the other end.
We watched her for ages, gathering lengths of the string in her beak and trying to fly off with it, only to crash to the ground again. Can't count the number of times she did this. Talk about tenacity !
Eventually, she flew off, so I quickly nipped out, hid THAT string and replaced it with short lengths of other more appropriate garden string.
Apologies for the poor quality of these piccs, but I took them through our kitchen door window. Difficult to focus.
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I took part in "It's a String Thing" from the website tickledtotangle.blogspot.com
The tangles are Buttercup, Inapod, Puf, and Pozer.
This one reminds me of flowerbeds and gardening.
String blocks for Sew Bee Wonky. I added the seahorses in orange and pink and the Amy Butler Love print.
Some easy quilting but I really like the star burst effect when the pillow is stuffed.
Blue, Pink, Green, Orange outer strings with random center.
This is the 1st String Pillow I'm making as Thank You gifts for fellow co-workers setting aside fabric scraps for me. I didn't realize how addicting these blocks can be...
A string of flowers on a "Bleeding Heart" plant, hang from a branch. A colorful reminder of the season of spring.
Magenta splendor.
Also taken in the garden on Elizabeth. Someone had inexplicably wrapped these two opposing statues in string, which made for a fun subject.
Also known as seven sisters or swamp lily, the string lily was once categorized in the Lily (or Liliaceae) family, but is now known to be more closely related to the Amaryllis (Amarylidaceae) family. It is an emergent perennial wildflower found in wet hammocks, marshes, swamps, wetland edges, and along streams and rivers throughout Florida and the southeast United States. Its large white flowers bear long, strap-like petals and conspicuous red stamens. The flowers are showy and fragrant. Leaves are also strap-like and are dark green. Flower stalks and leaves grow directly from a bulb. The bulbs and leaves are poisonous to humans, but are a favorite treat of lubber grasshoppers. String Lily_1D4_1919
Image taken from the top of the Fourth Street Garage, facing the MLK Jr. Library, downtown San Jose.
Stringing popcorn. I used to love doing this as a kid but loved eating the popcorn more. I only make my popcorn the old fashioned way on the stove. Tastes ten times better.
I went Christmas shopping today for my Papu (grandpa) who still needed to get my Nana something. I guess after 60 years of marriage he must have run out of ideas.
My poor neglected harp has had a missing string for ages since it snapped a while back. I decided to finally replace it today as well as start get back into playing.
Here's how my harp was made, in case you're curious.