This day mother and I passed by the Central Park we saw these eucalyptus trees. I told her I use the leaves and barks to make eco prints on fabrics.
I laid the leaves on a silk fabric, wrapped it and tied it then steamed for 30-min and left it for some time.Mogi, my helper also spares his quality time with me, said " Hummmm, very pleasant fragrance, let me check how it looks. Ummmm, not quite good. Not bright or bold. Should try again"
Yes, this is not quite up to my expection, though I intended to unwrap it after 3 days. This sorts of eucalyptus leaves I picked from the park give blurred prints. I'll do some rust with it to have another look.
These bright prints are onion skin and the eucalyptus leaves I bought from florist. It look prettier.
My mother is persistent and very independent. She’s in her 80s and quite healthy to take good care of her routine and household. She’s very neat and tidy. She appreciates nature. Fallen petals or flowers are pity to step on. She picked some and put on the table.
Last year she picked these pine cones and gave me. I hang on the pine tree in my balcony. It's life of nature. Loving it, loving her.
Recently she’s baptized. I gave her my wool felt hanging with 4 sheep (sibling of us) – sheep has special means in Bible.
It's hang on the door under the cross. Wish her every day is blessing day. Let's cherish our loved ones around us.
Yes, this is not quite up to my expection, though I intended to unwrap it after 3 days. This sorts of eucalyptus leaves I picked from the park give blurred prints. I'll do some rust with it to have another look.
These bright prints are onion skin and the eucalyptus leaves I bought from florist. It look prettier.
Recently she’s baptized. I gave her my wool felt hanging with 4 sheep (sibling of us) – sheep has special means in Bible.
It's hang on the door under the cross. Wish her every day is blessing day. Let's cherish our loved ones around us.May God bless you ALL.







