After more beautiful late summer weather, we got a bit of rain today. Quite a bit!
But earlier, my friend Carol and I went to the LaConner Quilt Museum to see an exhibit of Art Quilts (no photos allowed) and Wearable Art, where I was able to get some pics. One of my favorite pieces is this long vest by Anita Mayer, where she used old doilies to create a fabric. I love this idea as a way to use these treasures, instead of stuffing them into a drawer.
OK, back to the rain - the sun poked between the clouds and we had a rainbow for a while, then the rain tapered off. Raindrops running down this madrona trunk created an interesting pattern.
And the sun glinted off these droplets on a bundle of dead leaves.
After more beautiful late summer weather, we got a bit of rain today. Quite a bit!
But earlier, my friend Carol and I went to the LaConner Quilt Museum to see an exhibit of Art Quilts (no photos allowed) and Wearable Art, where I was able to get some pics. One of my favorite pieces is this long vest by Anita Mayer, where she used old doilies to create a fabric. I love this idea as a way to use these treasures, instead of stuffing them into a drawer.
OK, back to the rain - the sun poked between the clouds and we had a rainbow for a while, then the rain tapered off. Raindrops running down this madrona trunk created an interesting pattern.
And the sun glinted off these droplets on a bundle of dead leaves.
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