Once you have mastered normal picots and downward picots, mirrored picots are a simple affair. Close mirrored picots will quickly become a favourite embellishment in your crochet.
such a lovely shot. wattle is one of my fave flowers. and the smell is so evocative of my younger days camping in the bush. i can always tell one of your photos stella from amongst the many on darren's blog page! it is usually of an aussie animal or flower and always lovely.
What a lovely shot. I imagine you spotted this in a lovely country walk? #musundayphoto
ReplyDeleteIt was at the local oval :o) It's not used much as an oval any more but is a favourite dog walking spot.
Deletesuch a lovely shot. wattle is one of my fave flowers. and the smell is so evocative of my younger days camping in the bush. i can always tell one of your photos stella from amongst the many on darren's blog page! it is usually of an aussie animal or flower and always lovely.
ReplyDeleteI wish I had such lovely memories of wattle as you. For me it is the harbinger of hay fever. It is ever so pretty though.
DeleteI love that shade of yellow, stunning capture! - Tasha
ReplyDeleteIt's the brightest thing around at this time of year.
DeleteWhat gorgeous flowers! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could plant them, they smell as great as they look.
DeleteThey look like little fluffy balls of colour
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That is the perfect way to describe them.
DeleteLove the burst of yellow! I need this in my life as its gloomy here for days now! Thanks for sharing =) #mysundayphoto
ReplyDeleteI see you have your own fabulous yellow burst on your blog at the moment, I'm glad you found some brightness closer to home.
DeleteCool capture, love the pops of yellow :)
ReplyDeleteThey are everywhere now, and we are suffering heyfever for the beauty. It is a long flowering season.
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