East Texas Textures
Some textures that catch my eye here on the farm —
Some day these will find their way into a quilt or tapestry!
15 thoughts on “East Texas Textures”
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WalkingSquares 27 through 30
Yay! I did it! I followed Becky’s #WalkingSquares challenge, walked outside and took photos every day in November (except one). If I am to be honest, I will have to admit that for me, this challenge is not so much WalkingSquares, as it is StrollStopAndStareSquares. But going very slowly and pausing often, allows me to […]
WalkingSquares 20 through 26
This week I continued to walk for Becky’s #WalkingSquares Challenge. I walked outside every day except Tuesday, and I am going to have to count going up and down the grocery store aisles that day as my walk for the day. 🙂 We had a lot of cloudy days, and my 5-year-old camera couldn’t cope […]
WalkingSquares 13 through 19
Lots of weather changes this week and a few good pictures! Sunday, November 13, was a beautiful day, clear and cold. I was able to get some nice clear pictures of Pine Warblers. They are year-round residents but they usually stay pretty high up in the shadows of the pine trees. Tuesday was cold and […]
WalkingSquares 6 through 12
I am enjoying the WalkingSquares challenge set by BeckyB of Winchester, to get out and walk each day in November. Most days I walk around our farm, but on two days this week I ventured further afield. Sunday November 6 was warm and overcast. Nothing phenomenal showed up to be photographed, but this cloud formation […]
WalkingSquares 1 through 5
BeckyB of Winchester is asking us all to accompany her in walking every day in November, and in capturing a square image from our daily walks. This is my first time in joining in on a Squares Challenge. I do walk around our farm about three days a week normally, but for this challenge I […]
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And they will all make some amazing work of art. Blessings Always, Mtetar
Thank you, you are always so kind!
So many ideas…….so little time….er…energy!!!! LOL!!!!
I think you have a wealth of ideas and energy of your own! 🙂
I guess you’re kinda right….LOL!!!
I love the pictures! Looking at the small ones I thought the feathers looked like Snickers’ tail “feathers”. Again, looking at the last pic, I thought it was tree bark with a little grasshopper like creature over on the right side. So I was surprised when I brought the pictures up to normal size.
The feathers are a close-up of goldfinch feathers. I’m not sure if the pictures come up in the same order for everyone, but for me the last picture is bumps of tree bark from a sugar hackberry tree.
Rust is just the best.
I love it and peeling paint too!
Lots of your photos would be wonderful cropped at bit, set as repeats and printed on fabric. Have you tried that in your surface design experiments?
No, but it is on my list of things to do. I own three or four surface design books and a lot of supplies, but have not ventured there yet. Thanks for the nudge in that direction!
Wow! These are amazing, in variety and visual interest–a good reminder that color, while important, isn’t the only thing to pay attention to! What is the middle image in the top row? That one fascinates me.
It is part of a tree trunk, under the bark. That tree fell over at least 10 years ago, but its biggest branch caught and propped it up. I think maybe little shoots grew up there for a while. Now it is really dead and the bark has peeled off. I really love it too!
beautiful!
Thank you!