“Thistle”
Wow, it got caught out in the rain and still it appears lovely with the beautiful shades of purple sprouting out and adoring the sky. The sky just burst open and the rain came pouring down from the heavens to nourish this sweet little baby. The Celtic knots at the bottom are done in earth tones to remind us of the nourishment that comes from the earth to make it live also.
COPYRIGHT KJ Ward
These lovely peacocks are so crazy about each other that they interlocked necks and just won’t let go!
She is having a dream of life being so wonderful with this enchanting dragonfly and how good life would be flying around with him.
I had just finished reading one of those great books about Henry VIII England so I was really in the mood for knots and crowns.
“The Lord is my strength and my shield; My heart trusts and I am helped.” Psalm 28:7
His wreath you may have noticed resembles larva. Perhaps that’s because there is a butterfly in the middle of it.
The inspiration for this piece came from the carpet pages from the “Book of Kells”.
