FROM THE PRINCESS ...
10 years ago
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About Me
- bunnits
- I enjoy art and like to look for it in the natural world. My craft interests include handspinning and most of the fiber arts, especially knitting, weaving, and working with paper. Other important things are my family and friends, my pets, nature, literature, poetry, music, history, birding, star gazing, museums...and the list goes on. In other times and places, I've been an archaeologist, taught anthropology, and worked in a living history museum, so I find all sorts of things to hold my interest and keep me entertained. I hope to share some of these things with you.
Periwinkle (April 2001-March 2010)
Stormy (July 1993-March 2010)
Pushkin (April 2005-July19, 2011)
Bobbin (June 2003-November 2009)
LillieBun (April 2001-May 18, 2011)
PetCat
Twinkie and Pascal
Pascal (aka Jungle Pants)
Dixie
Pester Allcolor
Matilda
Gabby
Mopsy (April 2002 - July 1, 2012)
Bo
Disapproving Rabbits
My Kromski Mazurka
Kool-aid dyed yarn and roving
My Blog List
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Gladiator bun!13 years ago
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Good-Bye, Clovie Boy8 years ago
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Oh Christmas Tree!2 hours ago
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mayday mayday9 years ago
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Gallery of Winter Projects10 years ago
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Happy 2015!9 years ago
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Imagination on a Sunday11 years ago
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Collaboration request5 months ago
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Meadow is gone6 years ago
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FLOP12 years ago
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Smug Mugs6 years ago
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Hooked Rug Storytelling13 years ago
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Enough Already!9 years ago
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People aren't always what they seem.11 years ago
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T1D ~ Praying for a Cure9 years ago
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Daytrip to Paris6 years ago
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I Can't Afford My Life9 years ago
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A Funny old week1 year ago
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I'm pretty sure I can think of....11 years ago
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The Homestead11 years ago
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Transitions10 years ago
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Knitting Challenge11 years ago
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Halloween Around Here11 years ago
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The End of the Story9 years ago
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Archaeology for the Public
Kool-aid dyed Shetland wool
First pair of socks, 2003
archaeologie
A Country Craftsman at Burritt
Miss Pat's herb garden at Burritt
Getting ready to shear at Burritt
Colonial Williamsburg
Tribal inspired masks
Papier mache vessels
Pencil drawing
Water garden in acrylics
So is this Pascal? Or another very handsome cat?
ReplyDeleteWhat a serious look! Like Dr. Puss with some serious news? ATB!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful portrait of a very lucky cat, I'm sure. How did you do this? Smile today. :)
ReplyDeleteYes, this is Pascal (aka "Pants") at his thoughtful, serious best. I love this picture of him and have it as wallpaper on my cell phone.
ReplyDeleteThis is another cell phone photo. I'm not currently equipped with a good computer photo program and this old laptop is limping along, so I make do with the basic Paint program (except when I get to use one of the kids' new, updated ones). I have PaintShop Pro that I could install and something better on the desk computer, but I get by with this. I used the "erase" feature to take out the background. It's a lot like drawing with an Etch-a-Sketch, which I am also not very good at.
Ha Ha!! Very cute!
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