And here's how it sits in the whole piece. Along with the luna moth. Not complete, more will happen, but not a lot, I think.
Then the dragonfly decided to move into the lizard's habitat, so the original work is losing its inhabitants and will need more! disregard the wires on the dragonfly -- they'll slip through the fabric and be secured at the back once we get there. And she will probably be angled differently at that point.
Tomorrow I'm off to the goldwork adventure, pix later, so I'm leaving this project in nice shape to pick up and continue when I get back, no doubt with ten other projects in process.
Everyone of your little creatures is moving into their preferred habitats. I am very excited to see this all come together.
ReplyDeleteI especially love the night scene.
The lizard seems to be checking out the dragonfly and I agree that they are living happily together.
ReplyDeleteit doesnt show in the photo, but that night moth was originally a hand beaded (possibly with a crochet hook, I dont know) fella, and was probably cut off the item (im thinking, ladies' 19th century pocketbook) it came from, for future use. How pleased I am to have found him a new home. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteWhen I first came across it, I thought oh, a little heap of tiny beads. Then I realized what I had in my hand, lovely piece of hand made work. So I've been looking for a place to honor it for a while, and seem to have found one.
ReplyDeleteYour lizard and butterflies look very happy in their chosen habitats.
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