My cottage and the landscape around me is scattered with Dry Stone Walls and when I saw this amazing installation by Claire de Ruiter I was blown away. This wall is made from WOOL as is the tree. I mean it is a truly stunning work of art and all topped off with a tree full of wishing leaves.
Looking around Claire's site I found she also makes the most divine hats. I bet you can't stop looking.
7 comments:
You're totally right, stunning is definitely the word!
I'd like you to explain to my manager why I'm not getting anymore work done this afternoon though - that site is very compelling!
To die for! Loving it all!
Sometimes I read your blog and think that I do not need to read another blog, ever. You're it!
Hi, I'm a secret addict to your blog, it's wonderful! You provide so much inspiration.
I live in Newcastle and love visiting Hexham, you are so lucky to live so close to it!
Since I've been reading your blog I keep visiting places and thinking 'That Di would love this.' You've probably already been, but if not you really need to visit Tynemouth. On weekends it has a fab market in the Metro station, it's also home to Raspberry Bazaar (a wonderful shop with so much in it you cant see it all in one go, a pink front garden and fabulous fair-trade clothing) and The Land of Green Ginger (a shopping centre in a church) as well as Tynemouth Priory. I sound like some sort of tourist representative, but I can't help it. Every time I go there I feel guilty for not telling you about it.
Just remembered another place you should visit, http://www.absolutelyfabricsuk.com/ the photo's on the site do not do the place justice.
Ooh how magical! I wonder if I can plan a visit into my schedule...amazing work!
Love the hats but wherere the heck is she? Keswick?
Heavens
Hey where the heck are you Dahlink?
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