Showing posts with label bird. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bird. Show all posts
Monday, December 5, 2011
Christmas in their hearts
Labels:
bird,
embroidery,
folk art,
hooked rug,
needlework,
quilts
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
my green sky
Every once in a while I paint a bird girl piece. This pale pink wall in my studio is holding them up for now
Back in side, here's one of my first girl and birds, a swan.
I've got loads of spoons to list. They're dangling from an old rake while they wait for me to
get busy with the camera.
I forgot mouse ears.
and cotton candy!

A pink breasted pigeon. Isn't she beautiful?
This is my best friend, Kary. she is a little shy, loves red gingham, Teddy, home, and 1962. Calls this hairdo a 'birds-nest'. And her favorite bird is the owl.
Here's what Pablo Neruda had to say about humming birds;
The small bird on fire
Which dances out of the pollen
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Away away
Last night I dreamedthat I was swept
up to the blue
where stars are kept
It could be the flocks of birds I've seen lately, or some I've been making out of clay, or maybe I'm just feeling happy at the start of this new year. It seems as clear and lucid as a pool of fresh rainwater. Saturday, September 19, 2009
Remembrance cups
its you whatever a moon hasalways meant
and whatever a sun will always
sing is you
A wedding deserves a token of affection to celebrate eternal love, but sometimes the nicest things happen all in a rush and no invites have gone out. And you want to remember.
Like the fall when a rare bird landed so close to you , you could see its heart beat beneath it's feathers. Or the moment when your baby said her first word. (This yellow butterfly cup says 'flutterby' on the reverse.)
Mr. Pricklepins. I remember the first time I saw a hedgehog. They are so small!the heart of the sky
all the fish climb through
the mind of the sea
Have you ever seen a bird's nest in your very own garden? This nest piece is actually more like a bowl. It would hold a nice portion of granola, (very nesty) or vanilla ice cream with caramel sauce. Maybe even a little whipped cream.
The reverse reads;
joy was his song and joy so pure
a heart of star by him could steer
Thank you for checking in to see my new cups. Let's light the fire now and put the kettle on.
all poetry courtesy of e.e. cummings
xx
julie
juliewhitmorepottery.etsy.com
Monday, November 17, 2008
Song Thrush nest

The shearwater lays her egg in a bare hole dug in the peat; The kingfisher gradually ammases fish bones for a bed for a tiny fist sized cave in a riverbank; the song thrush builds its nest in a thick hedge or ivy growing against a wall, and it's as tightly woven as a teacup. My bird books list song thrush along with the wood thrush. One book even shows its song in musical notes! The eggs are beach rocks I've collected from Otter Cove. Bird eggs are full of promise, like Robert Louis Stevenson says
Younger than we are
Oh children and frailer;
Soon in blue air
They'll be singer and sailor.
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Winged Suitor


A hermit thrush peers in my bedroom window each morning, as soon as I wake up, then he dashes up and down on the tree branch, batting his wings. I've painted his portrait on the scalloped soap dish, and there's a few other bird pieces in honor of birds in general. Did you know when you find a feather on the ground that you've received a letter from a bird?
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