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CURIOUSER 2

Posted by mountaintopquilting on Monday, September 6th, 2010

CURIOUSER 2 BARK

Hmmmm ... what is this?

Hmmmm ... what could the material be?

Hmmmm ... where would I be most likely to see something like this?

Hmmmm ... very inspiring ... how could I use this in my quilting art?

Hmmmm ... I want to reach out touch this texture.

Hmmmm ... who knew there could be so many shades of browns between light and dark brown.

Hmmmm ... it's a curious world out there!

Curiouser 1

Categories: Food For Thought, Texture, Inspiration, ART QUILTING, CURIOUSER

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Thanks Chris, I've never seen birch bark peeling quite as much as this but then it is quite a young tree and we don't have many birch trees in the PNW. I love all the new discoveries for me now living in the Berkshires.

by Kay on 06 September 2010 at 5:54 a.m.
Birch bark is what it is. Neat texture. Chris

by needlesbestfriend@gmail.com on 06 September 2010 at 3:44 a.m.

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CURIOUSER 2 Posted by mountaintopquilting on Monday, September 6th, 2010 Hmmmm ... what is this? Hmmmm ... what could the material be? Hmmmm ... where would I be most likely to see something like this? Hmmmm ... very inspiring ... how could I use this in my quilting art? Hmmmm ... I want to reach out touch this texture. Hmmmm ... who knew there could be so many shades of browns between light and dark brown. Hmmmm ... it's a curious world out there! Related Posts: Curiouser 1 Categories: Food For Thought, Texture, Inspiration, ART QUILTING, CURIOUSER Comments Thanks Chris, I've never seen birch bark peeling quite as much as this but then it is quite a young tree and we don't have many birch trees in the PNW. I love all the new discoveries for me now living in the Berkshires. by Kay on 06 September 2010 at 5:54 a.m. Birch bark is what it is. Neat texture. Chris by needlesbestfriend@gmail.com on 06 September 2010 at 3:44 a.m.		Blog Archive Look for: FREE STUFF AUTOSKETCH TUTORIALS GENERAL TUTORIALS BLOGS I READ: FAIRFIELD MANOR Right Click/copy on the image to get the button code. Then paste into your sidebar.