Welcome to my backwards post!

Although I have not yet purchased India Flint's book Eco Colour (nor have I purchased her follow-up - Second Skin); I did attend a talk by her last year, and from what I remember, it seemed the process was as follows: grab some plants, roll 'em up tight in cotton, silk, wool or other natural fibers, cook 'em, and let them hang around for awhile. Open them up and be amazed and astounded by their beauty!

I haven't forgotten about you and I haven't disappeared - I simply haven't got anything to post.

Because I can't seem to concentrate on one thing at a time lately, I went back to work on that flower:



I was bored with it as I quilted it on that cream background, so decided to overlay it with four different 6.5 inch wide stips of coloured tulle. 

So you may remember this supposedly finished piece that I called "June".

This weekend, I was working on that other piece I showed you last week, and this one literally fell on my head (off of a shelf where it had been precariously balanced).

And this is how I got there