There are no instructions on how Andy did this cube. But have a go, anyway. (Hint: he uses pine needles, tiny twigs, or thorns to hold things together.)Years ago, visitors left lovely red leaves in the lamp above my dining table. A nice touch.
17 October 2008
Something seasonal
Who knew you could make roses out of maple leaves? In case you get the urge to do this, pictures are here; the simple instructions are: fold and wrap, fold and wrap. Stand back and watch out, Andy Goldsworthy!
There are no instructions on how Andy did this cube. But have a go, anyway. (Hint: he uses pine needles, tiny twigs, or thorns to hold things together.)
Years ago, visitors left lovely red leaves in the lamp above my dining table. A nice touch.
There are no instructions on how Andy did this cube. But have a go, anyway. (Hint: he uses pine needles, tiny twigs, or thorns to hold things together.)Years ago, visitors left lovely red leaves in the lamp above my dining table. A nice touch.
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