in living color
A lot of people are observing a week of color, and that is a beautiful thing. But as someone who has been getting up prior to the crack of dawn this week to lead architectural historians on coffee-fueled walking tours, I am not feeling quite focused enough for that. I present to you instead: Things That Have Changed Color.
water (+ beet juice, red cabbage leaves, onion skins, and turmeric):
eggs:
Iris' playroom:
and freezer-paper-stencilled T-shirts:
Two for a brand-new baby born on Easter morning – who could wish for a more perfect birthday? – one for her radiant and exhausted mom, and one for her big sister, so she won't feel left out.
Iris didn't change color, except for her hands a little because she helped.
water (+ beet juice, red cabbage leaves, onion skins, and turmeric):
eggs:
Iris' playroom:
and freezer-paper-stencilled T-shirts:
Two for a brand-new baby born on Easter morning – who could wish for a more perfect birthday? – one for her radiant and exhausted mom, and one for her big sister, so she won't feel left out.
Iris didn't change color, except for her hands a little because she helped.
posted by angelique at 7:09 AM
4 Comments:
Iris is very lucky to have that playroom! Love the color.....the eggs are beutiful and so are the stencilled t-shirts..........one very lucky mommy......
love those eggs! maybe we'll go au natural next year. if we do eggs. which we didn't this year...
Those eggs are so fabulous! I would like to try that next year. Everything else - Iris, the playroom and the tees - beautiful!
I absolutely love the choice of colors in that playroom.
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