The iris is from the garden, Mary is on loan from friends who knew how sad I was to have misplaced Our Lady, and the silk is one that we dyed at our last Waldorf homeschooling meeting of the season. The bunnies were an Easter gift from my grandmother when I was a child, the baby in the basket is from the Waldorf conference I attended in March, the sea shell is from my great-uncle and the tiny pinecone is one that Arthur found and offered to me. A culmination of a lifetime and a season.
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The iris is from the garden, Mary is on loan from friends who knew how sad I was to have misplaced Our Lady, and the silk is one that we dyed at our last Waldorf homeschooling meeting of the season. The bunnies were an Easter gift from my grandmother when I was a child, the baby in the basket is from the Waldorf conference I attended in March, the sea shell is from my great-uncle and the tiny pinecone is one that Arthur found and offered to me. A culmination of a lifetime and a season.
ReplyDeleteTreasures together, a lovely display, cheers Marie
ReplyDeleteI love it!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty!
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