Mary Jane and Fiona both offered the inspiration for me to also start my flags for peace (see their posts below). From a broken umbrella I was able to salvage a beautiful circle of 'rainbow' fabric.
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©2012 Barry Smith - Rainbow fabric ready for salvaging |
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©2012 Barry Smith - Fabric rainbow |
And with a bit of delicate and slightly tedious cutting I was able to tease a set of pennant flags and strings from the rainbow circle. Because it is a wet day on the mountain Fiona and I rigged the string of 'flags-to-be' across a window area which also doubles as our morning daily word and reflection corner.
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©2012 Fiona Dempster - A string of peace 'flags-to-be' |
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©2012 Barry Smith - A rainbow covered couch |
I now intend to reinforce the flags-to-be and stamp them with a yet undetermined peace design.
Awesome! I love that your flags are recycled from an umbrella. How engenius of you.
ReplyDeletei look at this and think 'well, of course!' - it's brilliant, barry - absolutely, perfectly, you! and that sheer fabric looks so nice hanging in front of a window...
ReplyDeleteI can't help but agree - absolutely brillant! Can't wait to see how they continue.
ReplyDeleteThey are bright and brilliant and beautiful! You'll have heaps of fun with the printing and whatever happens next.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea with great colors !
ReplyDeleteLove from the Netherlands ♥RINI♥