Wrapped In & Enraptured By Nature
There are times when I stand alone trying to convey how cozy the world can feel.
Yet now, when so many of the old leaves have disappeared, the autumn chill had me thinking of knitted wear and quilts as I walked along Sandy Trail in Crescent Beach.
Looking up, down and all around there were plenty of patterns and colours perfect for woolly sweaters and afghans to keep me warm. The foliage provided the fabric and a photo art's program provided "needles" and textures.
Berry red and crisp green shades could make a cheery blanket on a couch.
Sprigs of yellow delicate leaves could cover a pillow to cuddle.
Broad green leaves might work as a large bedspread ...
and who wouldn't want to sleep in a cloud?
Fluffs of white (above) would feel marsh mellow soft for scarf and mittens.
Faded browns melting into ground could make comfortable socks and slippers.
Crimson would ward off the gray in a coat and the grassy tans (below) could weave a cozy winter cap. The natural elements that shed and grow under our feet provide for life's physical needs as well as inspire creative imaginings.
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Visit Postcards From Penelope Puddle and Penelope Puddlisms: BC Life Is A Whale Of A Ride to view more West Coast scenes.
Because the state of our planet is the most pressing issue of our time, link up and learn about the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Report.
Yet now, when so many of the old leaves have disappeared, the autumn chill had me thinking of knitted wear and quilts as I walked along Sandy Trail in Crescent Beach.
Looking up, down and all around there were plenty of patterns and colours perfect for woolly sweaters and afghans to keep me warm. The foliage provided the fabric and a photo art's program provided "needles" and textures.
Berry red and crisp green shades could make a cheery blanket on a couch.
Sprigs of yellow delicate leaves could cover a pillow to cuddle.
Broad green leaves might work as a large bedspread ...
and who wouldn't want to sleep in a cloud?
Fluffs of white (above) would feel marsh mellow soft for scarf and mittens.
Faded browns melting into ground could make comfortable socks and slippers.
Crimson would ward off the gray in a coat and the grassy tans (below) could weave a cozy winter cap. The natural elements that shed and grow under our feet provide for life's physical needs as well as inspire creative imaginings.
See OUR WORLD to explore more sights from around the globe.
Also check out Mosaic Monday.
Still the kid I used to be |
Visit Postcards From Penelope Puddle and Penelope Puddlisms: BC Life Is A Whale Of A Ride to view more West Coast scenes.
Because the state of our planet is the most pressing issue of our time, link up and learn about the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Report.