Patina Blossoms
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Hi Everyone! Originally, I was planning to show you some crochet pieces I've been working on. But instead, I sort of got caught up in a photo shoot, once I saw how the colors of the blossoms matched my favorite yarn bowl! I'm still learning about "when" to cut these "moody blooms" for drying. I noticed the colors were starting to look so different, so I had to take a chance. This is a hydrangea that I have in a container by our front door. When I bought them they were blue and purple. Now, the pedals are changing to a beautiful, patina green with even some pinks mixed in! This weekend was the Bellevue Arts Fair here in Washington. It was a fun and beautiful day to walk around and see all the different booths filled with creativity! I even got to meet artist/illustrator Cori Dantini . If you are not familiar with Cori's work, you will love her si