
An unknown pod shell found at the Naval Academy combined with 3 unknown seeds from our local park to become a delicious mix of texture, shape and color.


Here's a Fall princess I made a couple of weeks ago from a gourd, a pumpkin and a corn cob we got from a trip to a local farm.

I combined some moss, a snail shell and some other finds to create a whole other world that exists in my imagination:
And Finally I combined Butterfly wings and rose petals with a pod to create a new kind of butterfly.
Take some time this week to think about combining different items together to create your own hybrid. It's a good exercise to keep your mind open to all sorts of possibilities. Feel free to share your hybrids in the comments!
4 comments:
I especially like the first one.
Thanks!
These and you are such an inspiration. I especially enjoy the second one. The pod. But I always liked pods.
Thanks so much Marissa! I have a thing for pods too!
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