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We were excited to see a few windsocks welcoming us to the Mill, because we were planning to make ours this weekend too! Alas, we forgot to add them to the happy little collection outside the Mill— but there will be plenty of spaces back home to brighten instead!

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Colour and texture swirled together for me as I eagerly wait for spring and its arrival of dancing winds (Bethany)

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Ed's first painting experience in his memory- he loved mixing colours and using his favourite tie-dye ribbon.

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The windsock was my favourite of all the art we've made. A did a bit of word art on the can - a simple poem using words that have come to me during this study.

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Done with watercolour on cheap paper. Glad I don’t use this paper all the time!

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I love trees. Colouring the leaves of this one with all of my favourite colours was fun. 

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So- the last few weeks have been odd- and I have been still more often than usual- the result, some more mandalas that I thought I would share (Bethany, just in case you weren't sure!)

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Judith's Mandela, done while attending Tom's evening prayer last night

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Judith's Mandela, done while attending Tom's evening prayer last night

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Cathy’s bowl!

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Emma’s prayer bowl from today, with a Ukraine theme. 

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Emma’s prayer bowl from today, with a Ukraine theme. 

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Judith's prayer bowl. After a walk in the beautiful, cold wind I felt inspired to join the makers and create@

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Judith's prayer bowl. After a walk in the beautiful, cold wind I felt inspired to join the makers and create@

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The colours just made me smile!

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I did it- and it might have even been fun.