No images here on this blog, but saw all of these creatures on one drive down the road two nights ago.
The owl was a young one and sat on the road in the headlights for half a minute looking at us with it’s big eyes. About 11.45 pm.
Jo, Helen, Vicky, Bill (left to right)
The yurt is open for summer and autumnn workshops making dreamcatchers. Prices are £10 per person per hour and include all materials.
Workshops are usually for one up to ten people. Book your own time and we can nearly always suit your timetable.
Catcher on Torridonian Heather
Pat Taylor creates these ‘Catchers’, as she calls them, on heather she collects whilst climbing and walking the Torridon hills near her home.
It is fascinating to see how she is progressing with them since coming here in the snows of February to do a workshop.
Catcher with lichen and fluorite beads
Tie-dyed bags with glass leaf bead trim and satin ribbons.
Unique keepsake bags . These tie-dyed bags have been transformed into a beautiful and useful gift for you or for someone else. The beads are glass, the ribbons satin.
The one on the left measures 10x10cms. On the right 8x8cms.
Both fully lined in same fabric. £14.95 or £12.95.
back view parrot bag
The marmalade was made in January. I love the smell of marmalade all over the house.
inside purple and green tree box
One of a series of boxes (29cmx18cmx depth 9.5cm). Really enjoy making these…..first painted with white gesso, then piped with gesso,sanded when dry, painted with several coats of acrylic paint and a blending brush.
Finally I use gilders wax and a cloth to polish various sections.
Georgia’s birds