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He..he..he. You've made my day Grant. No songs were ever written for girls with a name like Joyce, but now I have an ode all of my own, what more could a girl want for. Thank you, hugs Joyce
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Few moments as these are ever caught -
If camera tries, the film shows nought!
Yet when fate's hand to you was dealt
You captured it in dry stitched felt!
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Grant
To Joyce Dunsire Jones
Few moments as these are ever caught -
If camera tries, the film shows nought!
Yet when fate's hand to you was dealt
You captured it in dry stitched felt!
<<br />
Grant
You've captured a very rare sylvan meeting, fabled in many a dryad book but obviously impossible for any mortal to witness.
Dry Needle Felting - but with the skills of a silversmith - interesting combination
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"When Rob met Nymph" or an ode to Joyce Dunsire Jones?
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Few moments as these are ever caught -
If camera tries, the film shows nought!
Yet when fate's hand to you was dealt
You captured it in dry stitched felt!
<*))))))><
Grant
Few moments as these are ever caught -
If camera tries, the film shows nought!
Yet when fate's hand to you was dealt
You captured it in dry stitched felt!
<*))))))><
Grant
Posted on November 21, 2009 at 11:30am — 1 Comment
Just used up last bit of Diane's paper clay on a new Forge at HoBB
Paper clay forced between cracks in old roof tiles used to line bottom of a smithy's forge.
By next week, I'll know how paper clay holds up to temperatures of 1400 + degrees C as I charcoal fire the new HoBB Forge for the first time. Building a forge was the idea of a recent Wwoofer (www.wwoof.org) who visited the HoBB. He's left now to help in the building an oak frame house in the Wirral (Nr. Liverpool UK) but the 'Alder Forge' remains ... soon ready to 'forge' new works in metal if the whole… Continue
By next week, I'll know how paper clay holds up to temperatures of 1400 + degrees C as I charcoal fire the new HoBB Forge for the first time. Building a forge was the idea of a recent Wwoofer (www.wwoof.org) who visited the HoBB. He's left now to help in the building an oak frame house in the Wirral (Nr. Liverpool UK) but the 'Alder Forge' remains ... soon ready to 'forge' new works in metal if the whole… Continue
Posted on August 18, 2009 at 11:18am — 18 Comments
Comment Wall (15 comments)
- At 6:11pm on November 21, 2009,
Raina said…
- Hi there Grant. I may have some very amazing news to share with you that relates to the Clean Water campaign you're involved in. I'm not able to say specifics until after the Copenhagen Summit, but will share large and loud after that! I am thrilled to hear about the progrees with your books. Congratulations! Raina
- At 12:04am on November 18, 2009,
elizabeth taylor said… - thankyou grant for replying to my coment
- At 6:48pm on October 16, 2009,
Katy Dynes said… - heheheh thanks Grant! Couldn't remain a rebel for long! (useless useless.) Even haircut has given up!!
Katy
- At 2:46pm on August 18, 2009,
Moira Coon said…
- Thank you for the warm welcome!
- At 3:38am on February 10, 2009,
Diane Stafford said… - Hooray!!
Your dusty cobwebs have been freshly washed away - and new "Elf Wet Socks" pegged out to dry too. Such progress, we are honoured :-)
Feather duster duly back in holder and subject to bi-annual review - we can't wait another year before we see more from you :-)
ttfn Di
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After receiving a message like the one below from you, it is hard to hold back the tide of "Will do". I've almost managed a full year without uploads but I can resist your request not a minute longer so replace that feather duster in its holder.
All best
<*)))))))><
Grant y HoBB
Gwarcheidwad Amgylchedd y dwr
- At 10:23pm on November 11, 2008,
Katy B. said… - Thank you for responding Grant.
The book is complete. Proof read and illustrated.
I have put it together as a presentation but feel it needs a heavier cover and the binding is just those steel ring bindings.
(Which doesn't look professional.)
I am probably best to find a publisher here in NZ and pick their brains !
Just my thoughts.
Regards
Katy
- At 11:38pm on November 5, 2008,
Katy B. said…
- Hi Grant.
Diane has suggested I hone in on your expertise with regards to publishing as she says you know a lot about many things !!!.
I am not sure if this could work with me being way down under tho'
Have you any do's and don't's that I should know?
Cheers
Katy
- At 1:20am on April 3, 2008,
Corbin said… - Thank you Grant.
- At 11:44am on April 2, 2008,
Grant said…
- Hi Corbin. The garden creations are a blend of sculpt, wildlife habitat, support for plantings, delineation of underground habitats, 'outlined' natural forms, plant circus and topiary. Pictures do little to communicate the spirit of our location but I have recently been looking at the way photographers have 'captured' on film the Palace of Katsura, Japan, and this might be a good way of tackling our landscape.
- At 3:56am on April 2, 2008,
Corbin said…
- Hi Grant, what kind of things do you create for your garden? Would love to see some pictures!
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