I gather shadows in October.
On Halloween I release them.
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6 comments:
I have the same garlic keeper on my kitchen counter. The white guy with the hat...
I love your shadow art!
What an interesting concept, gathering shadows and releasing them on Halloween.
I will be watching for them. Maybe they will be so pent up from being in a box they will make it all the way to SW Indiana.
Lisa at Greenbow
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Ooooo, shadow gathering... What an art that is! How fun, and spooky.
Boogedy Boogedy, Boo!
L~ sprite
Dear Mary,
I also have garlic hanging in the kitchen to keep the Vampires out!
Shadow art is pretty and so fun to do.
If you need a shadow I have plenty, although I would think with all your sunny days you have more than enough.
Sherry
Dear Lisa,
I have lots of fun! Do you need shadows? I will send some your way on the 31st.
Sherry
Boo! Sprite,
The Shadow knows...
Shadow gathering is an art in and of its self! (The shadows are actually the black contruction paper cut outs from my paper punches...don't tell...it's a secret!)
Spooky...stuff,
Sherry who gathers the shadows
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