Here's a bad picture of them in the dark - it's a little blurry but you get the idea.. :)
Thanks everyone for dropping in to view a small piece of me and my colorful and rusty world.
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Sunday, September 23, 2012
Iris
I hope you've all had a good weekend. I feel Autumn in the air and it is cooling a bit and I start wanting to do new things, I feel pulled in many different directions these day, but with my show coming up I have to try and focus on new items for that so, while I was doing yard work (another distraction) I kept being in need of something tall to hold up some of my plants, so I came up with these tall Iris just for that purpose. They're thick steel and sturdy and about 2.5-3.0 ft tall. Their still rusting and getting some character, but hopefully folks will find them as helpful as I have.
After cleaning up a corner of the garden and digging up some old plants I was finally able to see those 50 gallon barrels I carved a few years ago. They were so full of overgrown plants you couldn't really see through them well at night. I love looking at these in the dark. I may have to carve a few more and spread them around! I'm feeling the need to do some more large things ~ so after this show I hope I can do more of that.
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8 comments:
Love the iris idea. Good one. And those barrels. Wozza - absolutely gorgeous. xoDonna
You never stop, Soozee! These are practical and beautiful I love the barrel sconces!
Both the Iris and the barrels are wonderful.
Donna,Jerry,Bohe: thanks for the feedback and if I do say so myself I truly love those barrels!
SZQ - whilst the barrels are great; the Iris are gorgeous. Are they for sale - they are flat and could easily transport to Australia. Well done. B
BS - Glad you liked the Iris - would love to see them on the Mountain! Sent you separate email :).
SSQ-How on earth do you do this??? Just out gardening and you decide to carve a few barrels and sculpt some Iris???? can I have some of waht you got??? Pleeeeeze??? Love the barrels. just amazing with the light pouring out. I am gonna' need a pretty big bag to stash my loot when I come to vist ya:) Tee hee hee. Miss you. xxx
Soraya
SZQ - thanks for the email - looking forward to eventually having Iris grow rusty onn the mountain. B
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