Nest Mo 16
13cm W x 7cm H
needle lace with Zig-Zag (Acacia sp) a few beads and a grape vine tentdril
stitched under the influence of Janine Burke’s “Nest – The Art of Birds” 2012
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Nest Mo 16
13cm W x 7cm H
needle lace with Zig-Zag (Acacia sp) a few beads and a grape vine tentdril
stitched under the influence of Janine Burke’s “Nest – The Art of Birds” 2012
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A lovely little home. Beautiful, Mo!
and it’s surprisingly sturdy!
Oh, this is gentle & sweet. Love all the swirling loops.
each modified leaf forms a perfect half circle and the stems are so springy yet sturdy, the nest feels bouncey! I scored the zig-zag from the flower markets back in May last year and it has dried beautifully. I stitched some stems to cloth and paper last year, there’s lots to explore!
Oh Mo, this little nest is exquisite, I’m totally smitten. I do love what you do with natures treasures. ox
it’s a new way of looking at ideas of nets and lace and containment and love how strong it is!
very interesting these three: nets, lace, containment. what is the opposite: letloosement? (one o?) anyway, i first read the list as nests, lace containment. which was also cool.
love the idea of letloosement!
Beautiful and strong.
it is!
Such an exquisitely delicate egg basket…
(((Dana)))
Nest, Oh, Nest, with Wind as the blanket…..
(((Grace)))
Just beautiful, Mo!
(((Carol)))
a basket nest
The local noisy miners complained about me using one of their nests to grow bush orchids, they tore the orchid out of the nest & took all the nesting materials away so I make my own now!
enlarged the pic so as to really see and admire all your looping artistry. I’m not sure I see the beads tho unless that strike of blue on ‘the handle’ is one? It’s really, really beautiful. I need another word!!
there’s a few clay beads just below that tiny turquoise bead where the grape vine tendril is stitched into the wattle stem
Oh i love nests……………this is beautiful !
it’s amazing how delicately birds weave and stitch with just their beaks and feet!