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Pulkari

Flourishing Spring Comes

Posted on April 26, 2025April 26, 2025 by Cindy

Spring automatically means new pouches as the winter brought forth enough time to embroider. Full screen view

Posted in Kogin, Natural Dyeing, Plant Parts, Shisha Mirror Application, The Story Behind the Pouch, UpdateTagged Colors from nature, Dyed by hand, Hand dyed, Kogin stitch, Pulkari, Shisha, Shisha Mirror Application4 Comments

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Cold temperatures, warm hearts, misty days and views from up high. Cold walks and burning heat tempered by a cool pool. Soft paws and woolly fur. Trying Pilates and happy faces instead. That is housesitting in a nutshell. One of my favourite so far was here. Went for a walk and made it a task to find material for a new embroidery project. The hills of Marche provided me with a lot of shells. I need to drink a lot of cappuccinos to see a bit of progress in this embroidery. The fine stitches promises a captivating composition yet it'll take time to become a coherent picture. We are housesitting and one thing that hits me harder now we are away from our home is the loss of our own cats. To Geo and me, 'losing' them has made our house not a home anymore. So, watching other people's dogs and cats really is a solution for the time being. When the cat takes over, the embroidery needs to stop. Llama holds dear memories. These animals, when you run into them are pure fun. In Argentina I cycled Ruta 40 and while camping I had a bunch at my spot. They live on high altitudes and have the cutest expressions.
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