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The "scribbles" on the surface of the Scribbly Gum (Eucalyptus haemastoma) are actually the marks made by larvae of the scribbly gum moth crawing underneath the bark.
The name "Scribbly Gum" applies to any of several species of Australian Eucalyptus trees that serves as hosts to the larvae of scribbly gum moths, which leave distinctive scribbly patterns as they burrow through the bark of the tree. Photographed along a trail at Govetts Leap, Blue Mountains National Park, in Blackheath, New South Wales, Australia.
My boyfriend's character Seamus has an ex-wife that turned him into a cat. Like just a normal cat. poor guy,
The scribble project is a fun little blog that everyone can participate in,it is thought up and run by Lisa Currie and this was my entry.
Follow the link if you would like to join the fun
Create your own Lucky Zippy Bookmark so that you can remember where you left off on your adventure! Happy St. Patty's Day!
I have been unable to draw or stitch for some time, so this is part of a loosening up exercise before I start my election piece.
Machine embroidery on to calico.
...she is having a retirement sale, so if you've ever wanted these little hand bunnies or lots of other things at Scribble, now is the time to go! :)