Oh I do love all those teals and aquas - and oranges and yellows! And stones! It was only through you that I knew about anyone crocheting or knitting covers for stones. For years when I was getting on a plane practically every week, I collected stones from wherever I went. They were the only thing small enough (and inexpensive enough) to fit in my luggage. These days it's become a security issue on airplanes, alas. But what a great collection of stones you have and the ones pictured here are fab too!
I love the pictures! I am going to do a mosaic also as soon as I have time to be on the computer. So busy right now doing crafts! Still working on my stone needle basket. Crocheting another scarf, huge sassy crochet bag, knitting coffee cup sleeves. I need two of me to get all these things done.
hello julochka, thanks for your comment on my blog : ) interesting to see the mosaics from you flickr favorites and your own sets. i only just set up a flickr account yesterday so all the possibilities of flickr toys are new to me. i'm a big fan of turquoise and green/blue shades as well.
I love all the colors over here. They make me so happy! I can't figure out the big lab thingy. it seems it is challenging for me. Your not laughing are you? : )
xo ps: I was able to fill in the blanks on the tag you passed along to me.
those mosaics are really beautiful! and the stones you sent to resurrection fern are awesome. must. MUST. visit moens klint when i'm visiting denmark again. i once found a rattle stone there, but lost it along the way. it was this totally round little stone, with another stone inside that. wish i still had it.
March 26, 2009 at 10:52 PM
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i love the flickr toys at big huge labs. i like to occasionally make a mosaic of my favorites, just to see the trends, because as you go along, you don't necessarily realize that there is a kind of harmony to the photos you're favoriting (is that a verb now too?). usually, my mosaics are heavy on the turquoise/teals and there is a little of that in this one, but i was surprised to see more brightness and more variety to the palette at the moment. it must be spring--i'm clearly attracted to orange, yellow, light blue and green. they must be the colors of right now. they're just so cheerful and lively. for the photo credits on all of these, go here. it's also interesting to make these mosaics of your own sets, because you can definitely see trends there as well--here's that teal/turquoise thing i was talking about:
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i spotted another trend in my faves and among my own pictures. it seems i have a thing with sticks and stones at the moment. who am i kidding, i've always had this:
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you can see that many of these belong to the lovely margie of resurrection fern and speaking of stones, you should go check out her latest stone diary post, because it features the stones i sent her! she's doing such inspiring work combining nature and craft. and i just read her profile and realized she's a family physician as well! i wonder how she finds the time for everything!?! people amaze me sometimes.
and on that note, i'll get to work so that i can earn my time to play.
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Lovely images as always ~ hope you have a good week!
March 24, 2009 at 9:25 AM
I particularly love the top set of photos. All those bright colours and paintboxes, makes me want to grab my brushes and start painting away.
March 24, 2009 at 11:00 AM
I've really noticed this too when I do my Thursday favorites mosaic. It's funny how I gravitate towards certain things. Great job at spotting this.
March 24, 2009 at 1:46 PM
I LOVE picture collages!
March 24, 2009 at 2:26 PM
Oh I do love all those teals and aquas - and oranges and yellows! And stones! It was only through you that I knew about anyone crocheting or knitting covers for stones. For years when I was getting on a plane practically every week, I collected stones from wherever I went. They were the only thing small enough (and inexpensive enough) to fit in my luggage. These days it's become a security issue on airplanes, alas. But what a great collection of stones you have and the ones pictured here are fab too!
March 24, 2009 at 2:58 PM
I love the pictures! I am going to do a mosaic also as soon as I have time to be on the computer. So busy right now doing crafts! Still working on my stone needle basket. Crocheting another scarf, huge sassy crochet bag, knitting coffee cup sleeves. I need two of me to get all these things done.
March 24, 2009 at 3:06 PM
insanely satisfying to look at, espcially the blue walls lined with books
March 24, 2009 at 4:42 PM
Those colors are so intense and fun. I forgot all about Big Huge Labs. That will be something fun to play with again and see what I can come up with.
March 24, 2009 at 5:33 PM
oh, i love your blog so much, i always leave feeling filled up to the brim with beautifulness.
March 24, 2009 at 6:12 PM
Fabulous collage...especially the first one with all the colors!
March 24, 2009 at 6:45 PM
I've got to try and do one of these photo mosaics. They're so delightfully pretty! I love all the color.
Brenda
March 24, 2009 at 10:24 PM
These mosaics are beautiful and the colours are good enough to eat!
March 25, 2009 at 2:16 AM
hello julochka, thanks for your comment on my blog : ) interesting to see the mosaics from you flickr favorites and your own sets. i only just set up a flickr account yesterday so all the possibilities of flickr toys are new to me. i'm a big fan of turquoise and green/blue shades as well.
March 25, 2009 at 10:20 AM
I love all the colors over here. They make me so happy! I can't figure out the big lab thingy. it seems it is challenging for me. Your not laughing are you? : )
xo
ps: I was able to fill in the blanks on the tag you passed along to me.
: )
March 25, 2009 at 5:51 PM
those mosaics are really beautiful! and the stones you sent to resurrection fern are awesome. must. MUST. visit moens klint when i'm visiting denmark again. i once found a rattle stone there, but lost it along the way. it was this totally round little stone, with another stone inside that. wish i still had it.
March 26, 2009 at 10:52 PM