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I over-dyed this wool from T. The greens are so brilliant, I almost don't want to use them. I just want to keep looking at them stacked up with their edges all whispy...

Dyed blue heathers in my garden for Macro Mondays group - Flowers. HMM

Real flower dyed. Not my cuppa, but quite remarkable none the less.

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The soul becomes dyed with the color of its thoughts.

Marcus Aurelius

 

a late hbw :)

to make a spoonful.

Spoon for a tall jar of jam; blue-dyed seedpods that were part of packaging in a toiletries set

This Northern Mockingbird seems to have gotten into something!

Artificially dyed flowers are not everyone's taste, but I like mine. Last season's heather flowers grew out white and I planted them in a flower bed, replanting pots with a new batch.

at least I think it is dyed, maybe it grows this way :)

 

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I wasn't sure what I wanted to photograph today, but I picked up this button and started from there. It's a large coat button from the 1920s and it's made of layered Celluloid and Erinoid plastic. The surface has been made to look like wood grain. The copper coloured thimble dates from the late 19th century and the wooden reels of silk thread in the box are from the 1920s/30s. Lastly, the base is a piece of cotton fabric which I tea-dyed.

 

Taken with Lensbaby Velvet 56.

Decided I am going to stitch in trees and Queen Ann's lace. This one is my favorite.

. . . Now that everyone is kicked off the beaches, I guess I can post some beach shots taken from our balcony a few weeks ago. Just before the sun set one evening, these three strolled along a calm Gulf!

 

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Wedged among the ancient buildings and serpentine passageways of the Old Medina is a grid of stone wells, each filled with a colored liquid. The 11th-century tannery still operates as it did a thousand years ago.

 

Cow, sheep, goat, and camel hides are brought here to be preserved, dyed, and turned into the handbags, jackets, and wallets sold in the surrounding souks.

 

The picture was originally photographed on slide film with my Cosina CT-7 camera and 135 mm lens. I photographed the slide bracketing it with a Nikon D850 camera and did some enhancement and editing in Lightroom, Photoshop, and Topaz.

Ok...massively OTT...sometimes it pays to go bonkers! ;-))

For "Macro Mondays" - theme : "Vibrant Minimalism" .

i still say my eyes are blue... ish

Somebody once told me I reminded them of Lucille Ball here. Wowie!

Just dyed my hair blue but its black with a blue tinge..so it's now branded "blu-ack" =)

Had a new laptop today from Tesco, but it was a display model and they have brain washed it, so it may have to go back =( *sob sob* Ah well, it's my luck really..

I haven’t dyed Easter eggs since I was a kid. Just a few years ago😂😂😂

This pivot in my photography to still life has come at a good time while I’m waiting for my foot to heal.

Used only natural light through a window to illuminate the scene.

The first eggs I've dyed since I was a child and that was a long time ago.

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I colored some linen the other night, trying to capture more of a grassy green. I came up with a few different shades. This is one of them.

It's a quiet dusk. I hope tomorrow will be a wonderful day.

  

Hooray! This is my first time I've dyed yarn and I'm so thrilled with the results! I used Kool Aid and KnitPicks Bare bulky yarn. (Berry Blue, Ice Blue Lemonade, and Lemon-Lime). I did it in the crock pot and it was super easy.

 

I can't wait to reskein it and see how it knits up!

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