Sandy, no I've never tried weaving with bittersweet. Though it is common where in our area, we don't have any on our property. I was eying a uniquely twisted vine on my morning walk today thinking it would make a nice handle for a basket. I'm not sure of the how flexible the vine is or how durable it is after being dried.
Trina, thanks!I figured my profile photo needed an update since I had the same one for two years. :)
Our snow all melted today, but we are supposed to get more overnight.
Hi there - what a great shot - I really like it when you can find a detail in a landscape that says just has much as a bigger scene - and your picture says 'cold'!
beautiful!! perfect shot...i love curly-cues...and to see this shimmering one is fantastic!! magical frost! good eye for catching those little things that most people overlook! :)
Hi Kateri, Love the header! I think you have a nice photo today! We will be having a taste of "Old man Winter" here in TN tomorrow. Have a great day tomorrow!
I love this shot!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool (no pun intended). :)
ReplyDeleteLovely photo. The vine looks like tinsel.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Lovely photo. I must be hungry... for some reason I'm thinking about pretzels.
ReplyDeleteI noticed that the tendril looks like a pretzel, too.
ReplyDeleteGreat picture! It does look like a pretzel! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is great!
ReplyDeleteHey, have you ever tried to use bittersweet for a basket?
The haramaki works! Check out the update on my post.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteyour new profile shot is great! as are all the photos here....thanks for sharing your snow beauty with those of us less fortunate.
ReplyDeleteSandy, no I've never tried weaving with bittersweet. Though it is common where in our area, we don't have any on our property. I was eying a uniquely twisted vine on my morning walk today thinking it would make a nice handle for a basket. I'm not sure of the how flexible the vine is or how durable it is after being dried.
ReplyDeleteTrina, thanks!I figured my profile photo needed an update since I had the same one for two years. :)
Our snow all melted today, but we are supposed to get more overnight.
Curly ~ cues make for the best shots ~ I have a photofest when I travel over to our local vineyard.
ReplyDeleteOh, it looks like a pretzel! A terrific shot.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, I love this!
ReplyDeleteThat's an incredible photo!! Excellent.
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL shot!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an intriguing shot!
ReplyDeleteHi there - what a great shot - I really like it when you can find a detail in a landscape that says just has much as a bigger scene - and your picture says 'cold'!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Australia
Kateri, this is magical!
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour thumbnail photo on Macro Monday caught my eye. Very nicely done.
ReplyDeletebeautiful!! perfect shot...i love curly-cues...and to see this shimmering one is fantastic!! magical frost! good eye for catching those little things that most people overlook! :)
ReplyDeleteis your snowy header photo from THIS year??
Great shot!!SUPERB..
ReplyDeleteSalut, Francesc
perfectly beautiful! i love the frosted curlicues...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shot - great details and light.
ReplyDeleteHappy MM
Laura, yes, the snow header photo was taken last week. It was our second snow of the year, the first was earlier in November.
ReplyDeleteHi Kateri, Love the header! I think you have a nice photo today! We will be having a taste of "Old man Winter" here in TN tomorrow. Have a great day tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a neat shot...so interesting with its
ReplyDeletecurluy-q’s . I agree that the vine looks like dark tinsel. genie
your pictures are absolutely the best!
ReplyDeleteAwesome photo and that I can say with whole heart of mine.
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