Taking inspiration from the local Yorkshire landscape.
Wakefield
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Vase of flowers wool painting. Needle felt wool Textile art picture. etsy.me/4slxwTb via @Etsy
Upcycled Slow Stitch Pack, Textiles, Junk Journal, Sparkles and Lace ebay.io/m/lchBbH #eBay via @eBay_UK
Highland Cow wool painting. Needle felt wool Textile art picture. etsy.me/4A46PVI via @Etsy
Country cottage tea cosy - hand embroidered, to fit a tea for one or two teapot
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A beautiful sunrise over Ribblehead 🌞
No trains yet, no walkers, just first light spilling across the valley and those 24 arches standing in complete silence.
Well worth setting the alarm for 🥰 – at Yorkshire and The Humber, England
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Handmade by @waterrox: #TampaBayshore Blvd Watercolor Art Cards, Florida Landmark etsy.me/3UkxO06 @Etsy #EJwtt #BayshoreBlvd
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As autumn fades into winter, bold, prickly teasel seed heads still bring wonderful structure to frosty hedgerows. If you’re lucky, you might spot a colourful goldfinch or two feasting on their seeds. The Anglo-Saxons called these beautiful little birds ‘thistle-tweakers’! #nature
ALT Detail from ‘Goldfinches feeding’ (1928), a watercolour by British wildlife artist Archibald Thorburn (1860–1935). A colourful goldfinch clings almost upside down to a prickly teasel seed head, probing for seeds with its fine, pointed bill. Its bright red face, black and white head, warm brown plumage and striking yellow wing markings stand out against a softly painted background of grasses.
Needle Felted Beach Scene: Embroidered Fibre Art, Coastal Wool Painting (17x17 cm) etsy.me/4BwabCx via @Etsy
Christmas Pudding Tea cosy - to fit a small 1 cup teapot, knitted tea cosy
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Poppy Fields. Textile art wool picture. Countryside wool painting. etsy.me/4iqvWuH via @Etsy
Daffodil tea cosy - hand knitted - to fit a small teapot
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John Atkinson Grimshaw is famous for his nocturnes ~ here’s his ‘Moonlight on the Lake, Roundhay Park, Leeds’ (1872). I’m admiring the subtle reflections in the calm water, the shimmering effect of the moonlight and even the wetness of the path
