this one sits, just waiting for dinner. i was lucky to have seen her when i did, as she was just beginning to build her web. so much fun to watch.
i had no idea that she was as pretty as she is... still, she must always stay outside.
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03 December 2008
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a collaboration
a collaboration with the futuregirl!plates & forks
plates & forksmy etsy shop, come see
hazel marcella- and this must be saidthe watercolor of the ruby-crowned kinglet is the work of David Allen Sibley.
::learning to draw in 2007::
- here is where you will find progress. where i can show you what i learn; my journey becoming comfortable putting pencil to paper, creating something i will be proud of.
the covered button
- step by step instructions for covering a metal button.... i have also made a little slide show of the tutorial. get there by cutting and pasting this link... http://rubycrownedkinglette.typepad.com/rubycrownedkinglette/2007/06/the_covered_but.html
wonderful sites to go see...
- abigail a percy
- angry chicken
- ann wood
- bitter betty blogs
- doll
- dolls stories
- echoes of a dream
- fluffbuff
- frizzelstixs
- futuregirl
- gooseflesh
- green kitchen
- hand
- hands + notions
- heavenly days
- hula seventy
- inside the shell
- julie knoblock's blog
- kleas
- knitsonya
- molly chicken
- moonstitches
- my little mochi
- pixiegenné
- poppalina
- port 2 port press
- posie gets cozy
- prairie mouse
- puppychick
- scherenschnitte
- spectrescope
- spirit cloth
- sweet nellie
- syko
- tongue in cheek
- wee wonderfuls
- while she naps
- whip up
- yarnstorm
oh, everyday, and great pics. especially this beauty with the magic thread.....
Posted by: jude hill | 03 December 2008 at 09:30 AM
Her markings are beautiful . . .
Posted by: tut-tut | 03 December 2008 at 12:55 PM
Look at the beautiful spider! I love orb weavers, and this is a handsome portrait.
Posted by: Blaize | 03 December 2008 at 03:10 PM
I know this is totally random and from a semi-occasional lurker, but I just stopped by and haven't been here for a while and I enjoyed the juxtaposition of scrolling down from this photo to the spider-ish shot of the whisk!
Posted by: carabeth | 25 January 2009 at 12:14 PM