Slowstitch Week 27 - Stitching on Real Leaves

[@megantorri1711]

Being weird is my best quality, I embrace it everyday! I waxed a leaf and stitched it to a tea bag! It is so much fun having a way to preserve and use the leaves I collect. Thank you for this wonderful idea!❤

[@k3n.clothtales]

@@megantorri1711 my pleasure and I am so happy to be part of a community where 'I waxed a leaf and stitched it to a teabag ' is a perfectly acceptable thing to say 😂❤️❤️❤️

[@barbscott980]

Wonderful. We say fall and autumn, interchangeably.

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you that's good to know ❤️

[@periknows]

Oh my goodness, all my loves in one project - leaves, stitching, and the incomparable Mary Oliver brought together by a wonderful teacher. I did the waxed leaves for the first time and I love them - learning all the time🐸 Thank you Kathryn for a fabulous morning 💜 Cath

[@k3n.clothtales]

My pleasure Cath, I am so pleased you enjoyed it 😊

[@pamfrank3962]

Your hair looks beautiful with the silk scrave interwoven with braid. Thank you for sharing your wonderful ideas 🩷

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you! 😊

[@49Nutmeg]

OMGoodness K3N!, I was feeling pretty good about this whole business up until you said you were born in 1964......I graduated High School in 1967 and got married that same year! Maybe I should feel good about it cause I'm still hanging in there, taking care of my handicap husband, our house, and mowing our big lawn and garden. Went out this afternoon and collected some leaves so I can try this latest project. Love watching and listening to you♥

[@k3n.clothtales]

You should feel good, you sound like an inspiring woman 💪♥️♥️♥️

[@Mommabirdvtg]

I chuckled and said it out loud at the tv when you were fixing the camera and said “I can’t see”. With my aging eyes I say that so often that now my learning to talk 2-1/2 year old granddaughter runs around the house and wants all the lights turned on while she says “I can’t see!” Yes thank you Norah, Bebe needs more light! She goes to speech therapy for delayed speech but boy can she can say that…also just learned the word “donut” bc we got her a donut at the Dunkin’ Donuts by our house 😂.

[@k3n.clothtales]

Oh bless her 😂 she sounds like a little cutie ❤️

[@michelledonnelly1305]

What a wonderful and inspirational way to spend the day! Thank you so much K3n! And I loved the Mary Oliver quote and it seemed so perfect for this project. Your hair looks so lovely!❤

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you Michelle, am blushing 😊

[@debzehr3244]

So much inspiration….and Mary Oliver as well. A perfect morning together. 💖💖💖

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you I enjoyed making this one enormously 😁❤️

[@nancydale7367]

Your way of couching, btw, is new to me and since I watched your video on it, I've been wanting to couch everything!! I only knew it as up straight on one side and right back down on the other - your way of a stitch each side made much more sense to me and was much happier to stitch!

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you Nancy, I prefer it that way though to be honest, because no one showed me 'properly' ' I just worked it out for myself 😂❤️

[@ocean.almajeda]

Wonderful, Kathryn 😊 Mary Oliver's poems feel like old friends even when i haven't met them yet. I so enjoyed stitching a eucalyptus leaf. I sniffed it after each stitch 😆 scrummy! I also wanted to let you know that I'm doing the project chronologically in my own time. I'm doing week 16 at the moment. Already I've used my stitch journal as a sampler/reference for other projects 💕

[@k3n.clothtales]

That's lovely to hear, both that you are working at your own pace and that you have already referred to your own work. ❤️

[@juliegolub2602]

I've been totally committed to your weekly clothtales. Which is a miracle in itself! Usually I get bored along the way of watching videos, but that hasn't happened with your videos. So obviously you must be very SPECIAL ❤️

[@ReallyJillRogoff]

Same here.

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you Julie 😁❤️

[@heathertroynak9041]

Well, that was truly enjoyable!! I see an herbarium done stitchy style in my really near future. That was super super enjoyable. Enhancing nature’s perfect beauty like that was so stress free for me. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@k3n.clothtales]

That sounds wonderful Heather 😊

[@suethompson8538]

Preserving the memory of the leaf…I love that. I have stitched leaves and other natural treasures I find for years. It’s a whole different experience, more of a partnership than stitching fabric to fabric. Its as though the leaf is whispering what it would like. I have never come across anyone else who does it, so this has been an even more wonderful video than usual- at least one other person on the planet is as …er ‘experimental’ as me. I also have a large box of (used) tea bag papers, great for dyeing and printing.

[@k3n.clothtales]

@@suethompson8538 yes we are experimental, that's a good word for it. 😁❤️

[@LynnH-l9d]

This was wonderful. It reminded me of something we might have done in art class many moons ago.😊

[@k3n.clothtales]

@@LynnH-l9d thank you ♥️

[@damienk5011]

Hiya K3n 😊the epitome of catching Autumn for me to keep all year round! Having a delightful time,in my happy place,while there's a heavy rainstorm carrying on outside😊❤ Thankyou for the company, one and all.Julia, Brisbane, Australia ❤ 🇦🇺 😀 🪃

[@k3n.clothtales]

My pleasure Julia thank you as always for being here ❤️

[@alexandraalmeida3661]

Tell your son that you’re not making me weird, because I was already weird 😂, which is better than being what “they” call “normal” 😂 I love the eyelet stitch on the leaf 🍃, it’s a pity I can’t do it on a shell 🐚 I watched the other two videos before this one, so I wrote in one of them my experience with natural elements. I think nature provides amazing “material” to embellish our art. I saw someone (I don’t know who) doing something stitching with algae! How cool is that? Teaching those who either have some difficulty in learning or think differently from us is the best experience ever! 💚🌱💚🌿💚🍃💚☘️💚🌱💚🌿💚🍃💚☘️💚

[@k3n.clothtales]

Hello Alexandra, I will tell him you said so and he will do this 🙄😂 stitching on shells, there's an English artist called Alice Fox who stitched limpet shells, i think she drills tiny holes. Stitching with algae sounds fun! ❤️

[@jacquelinebergman6431]

This is so exciting! I just put a few leaves in a book to press them, so I will have to wait for them to dry. Some of them are waxy house plant leaves, like hoya. I'm not sure how that will work out, but it's all about seeing what happens initially and over time. As a person who can be paralyzed by perfectionism, I very much appreciate your little reminders to embrace our "wonky" imperfections and to keep creating when things don't go exactly as planned. I love your idea of making gift cards with these as well. ❤

[@k3n.clothtales]

@@jacquelinebergman6431 hello Jacqueline, I think hoya will be great I am glad you are having fun 😊

[@ulrikejackson_kreativ]

"Look up, I'm showing you something!!"😂 Love it!🥰❤

[@k3n.clothtales]

@@ulrikejackson_kreativ sometimes you have to pay attention in class 😂❤️

[@ulrikejackson_kreativ]

@@k3n.clothtales I love that you kindly help us to not miss important steps.🥰🤗

[@annrubino6252]

Having been in hospital for 10 days and in need of motivation, I am appreciating you more than ever, K3N. These videos using leaves are making me tres happy - thank you.

[@k3n.clothtales]

My pleasure Ann, I hope you are ok, sending you a big hug 🤗❤️

[@Stitcher_in_MD]

Thank you Katherine! Love your stitching and inspiration!! I have saved leaves for years and now I know how they can be super special!!

[@k3n.clothtales]

@@Stitcher_in_MD my pleasure, I hope you enjoy it ❤️

[@veroniqueavon7488]

My daughters call me weird too when they see my creative explorations... so it's refreshing to hear other creative mothers have the same 'experience'... it's like being part of a kind of wonderful 'sisterhood'... 😊

[@k3n.clothtales]

Yes, the weird mummies club 😁❤️

[@GlendaMixer-jz7vc]

Totally amazing. I make felted wool flowers and might try wax-covered leaves instead of making felted leaves. I would have to glue leaves on the stems I buy. How interesting.

[@AilsaLogue]

I picked up beautiful patterned eucalyptus leaves today! Will photograph and post them on the FB page. So exciting! I am in Australia.

[@k3n.clothtales]

Wonderful! Looking forward to seeing what everyone gets up to in there 😁❤️

[@JoCahill-z7z]

Enjoyed trying this. Waxed some leaves with mixed success and also stitched one unwaxed. I am not sure I used enough wax. Thanks Kathryn ,trying new techniques keeps the cogs whirring ❤

[@k3n.clothtales]

@@JoCahill-z7z my pleasure, it takes some experimenting, luckily it's free and easy to do 😁❤️

[@joannakracher9507]

Pocket science 😂😂😂 I sooo agree with you on teaching. The students who don't understand right away make you think how to be more precise or more creative in your instructions and that can actually deepen your own understanding of the subject. I teach horse schooling and riding and I looove those students, because I learn from them the most!

[@k3n.clothtales]

Yes! I am so happy you understood that. And thank you for laughing at pocket science 😁❤️

[@susanlamb7431]

In my world such things are normal!leaf listening is another level though.

[@k3n.clothtales]

Yes! 😁❤️

[@ulrikejackson_kreativ]

Thank you, Katherine! It was a special experience to stitch on a leave. And thanks for all the points where you made me laugh.❤

[@k3n.clothtales]

@@ulrikejackson_kreativ my pleasure Ulrike 😊

[@neilstephen6761]

Thank you for another inspiring video

[@maureenlatta6376]

I loved this video, but then again I love all your videos, because I am a leaf picker upperer (new word). I have lived in remote and isolated parts of Australia throughout my life and ambling through the bush my eyes are always on the ground. Eucalyptus leaves have the most wonderful range of colours and shapes. I especially love the ones with bite marks and little bits of fungal growth. I could go on and on. I have done this since I was small and I still do it. My eyes are always drawn to the ground. Gumnuts call to be collected too. At your prompt a few weeks ago I picked my leaf selection and started the pressing procedure. Now I am about to try waxing or one of the other methods. I picked an eclectic range but sadly my geranium leaf, although most interesting colourwise is still limp. Enough for now. Hugs

[@k3n.clothtales]

Hello Maureen, I do love gum leaves too though of course I don't have access to the range of species that you have. And leaf picker upper is a great term 😁♥️

[@Mommabirdvtg]

I haven’t done this yet but watched all three videos about it. I rather liked watching the three separate segments! So exciting to watch them all! Can’t wait to do them. At least got the leaves collected yesterday in my woodsy walk with my little granddaughter.

[@k3n.clothtales]

How lovely ❤️

[@evocationart8370]

I’ve stitched into all kinds of things which I really love. Especially the sounds through the leaves and paper, so relaxing. Haven’t waxed the leaves before so now exited to go on a leaf search 😂❤x

[@k3n.clothtales]

Have fun 😊

[@ninaindoorssinging4715]

A plan not to have a plan - that works for me too. One of the joys for me of being retired (it’s been just over a year so still seems new) is not to have to plan everything. So I can fully enjoy unexpected and unpressured gardening, extended time stitching or reading, and almost anything else that happens along during a day. Learning to do a stitching project without a fully developed plan has been an important part of this process for me. Thank you again, Kathryn.

[@k3n.clothtales]

My pleasure Nina, I am so pleased you are enjoying 'slow living ' as well as slowstitching. ♥️

[@GuylaineDesfosses]

Hello K3n 😊 Tellement magnifique 😍 Inspiration 💯 Merciii pour votre gentillesse Guylainexxxx

[@k3n.clothtales]

@@GuylaineDesfosses merci Guylaine 😊❤️

[@gonerustic]

I have had a single-hole punch since I was a 17-year-old student, and which my husband mended recently when it fell apart. It is now working again so I will try that on my leaf! 😊😊

[@k3n.clothtales]

That's impressive 😁

[@gonerustic]

@@k3n.clothtales - 🥰😊

[@margaretmcgregor5686]

Finally got to watch this video😊 And I loved it - I had an ah ha moment near the beginning regarding your decision making - I spent an inordinate amount of time deciding when I was making my piece to bury on the solstice! Now I will try to embrace that as part of the process and not fuss about the time taken. Your couching conversation with yourself made me smile - when I would do that in an actual conversation with my daughter she would say "I understand Mum - you are such a teacher!" The need to clarify definitely comes from that k3n 😊 big love from Scotland ❤️ and I almost forgot this way of working with things found in nature is something I really want to do - I already have quite a stash of foraged materials and I had no idea why I was keeping them - there's a saying I came across years ago " when the student is ready the teacher will come" - that may not be verbatim but it describes my situation perfectly! You are so so appreciated by everyone who follows you as you can see. And your son may have a point - however it is a glorious wonkiness/weirdness 😊❤

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you Margaret, I have heard that expression, I like it, it's very apt. About being ready and open to learning. ❤️

[@margaretmcgregor5686]

@@k3n.clothtales exactly k3n! Especially as I am getting older - I could be your big sister 😂 I am determined that my outlook, values and beliefs shall not wither on the vine while keeping up with the Zeitgeist. 😉 And the "wonkiness" of your channel attunes with all of that! It's the best thing I have encountered since I retired ❤️ big love as always from Scotland. Time to delve into the clothtales - it's so cold and windy here still I can indulge myself 💖

[@MyMeriArt]

OK, I gathered damp leaves and twigs this morning. I saw a beautiful feather in the yard the other day. I meant to pick it up, but forgot. It was gone today. I like your big fat journals, and after listening to you on that point, I will do mine all in one big fat volume instead of two. I did dry my leaves in the microwave between two paper plates and weighted down with a heavy bowl. I am ready to wax them. I will do that in my livestream. Again, thank you for a really inspiring page. 🌷🌷🌷

[@k3n.clothtales]

My pleasure Meri, have fun with your leaves ❤️

[@ReallyJillRogoff]

Am a bit behind, so just getting to this and the previous week's piece. It was fun waxing some leaves... I just hope I haven't ruined my iron. "Wonky for life" seems like an excellent motto to me. ❤

[@k3n.clothtales]

@@ReallyJillRogoff I hope your iron is ok, should be with the paper in between. Though you saw the state of my studio iron in the waxing video. 😁 But it's years old and has been very misused. ❤️

[@ReallyJillRogoff]

There was a tiny tear in the paper that I didn't see. Oh dear.

[@k3n.clothtales]

@@ReallyJillRogoff oh no! If you get it hot and iron it 'clean' on a scrap of cotton sheet, that often works 😉

[@ReallyJillRogoff]

Thank-you!

[@annekepotgieter9669]

Thank you for sharing this. Love the stitching on the leaves. 🍁🍂

[@k3n.clothtales]

You are so welcome!

[@donnadees1971]

My dear, you are a genius.

[@k3n.clothtales]

Shucks ☺️❤️

[@margueritemitchell1829]

Hello ❤ from Beautiful British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦

[@k3n.clothtales]

Hello Marguerite 😊

[@Sa_Stafford]

Thank you so much. ❤ 🙏

[@leonasdesigns]

How fun! I can't wait to try all of it! I love collecting leaves and I have stitched on them before, but never waxed them, so I am glad to learn how to do that. I am also glad to hear about that app you shared, that will be very helpful.

[@k3n.clothtales]

Have fun Leona, the app is great ❤️

[@nicolebeauchamp7622]

We in Australia say Autumn. And I just love the word autumnal as in it's starting to feel autumnal.

[@k3n.clothtales]

@@nicolebeauchamp7622 yes, I wonder if there is an equivalent word for fall, feeling fally? Fallal? I am being silly 😂

[@k3n.clothtales]

@@nicolebeauchamp7622 fallish? Ok, I will stop 😜

[@nicolebeauchamp7622]

@@k3n.clothtales 😂😂

[@123uschie]

Kathryn I waxed some leaves last fall using beeswax that I rendered -a gift of honey in a raw comb from a friend. I am stitching them now as I watch this video and find them a bit more flexible. Just a fyi❤Thank you for a fun week27!

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you that's good to hear and how lovely to have pure, rendered wax ❤️

[@ingeleonora-denouden6222]

Thank you. I never did this, so (while I was watching you) I made a try-out: waxed paper, waxed leaf (bay leaf from the kitchen) and even couched on a small feather. Some fallen leaves from a cherry tree are waiting now between paper ...

[@k3n.clothtales]

Sounds great! ❤️

[@EllenWalters-eo8xb]

Hi Kathryn I’m wondering if local botanic gardens may have some gum tree specimens where people could take one from the surrounding ground. Gums do drop constantly! Thanks for all your sharing I’m dizzy with all your creativity; so many rabbit holes to go down and I will go down them all. This episode makes me feel I’ve walked through life with my eyes shut, not seeing how beautiful nature can be in our stitching. I’ve so much to learn. Thank you so much for opening my eyes to so many things. ❤

[@k3n.clothtales]

@@EllenWalters-eo8xb hello Ellen, yes I am sure it would be fine to pick one or two leaves up from the ground. And I am so happy you are enjoying the creative journey ❤️

[@jennywren2395]

I have made a journal based on the concept of, " Fragmentation and Repair". Quite a few of your slow stitched projects have fallen into that category, e.g. Darning, Kintsugi, crazy patchwork etc. and now stitching on leaves. I also loved doing the buried book which came back grey and rusted and needing to be artistically repaired. Thank you Kathryn Jenny (NZ)

[@k3n.clothtales]

My pleasure Jenny, that's a theme that resonates with me too ❤️

[@dailydoseofpaper]

We are actually mending leaves now. This really gets weirder and weirder. And I couldn’t be more happy about it!!!😂 By the way: in your introduction i saw this beautiful narrow piece hanging beside you. I see something new and interesting every time. And you look great, with the twisted hair (and scarf?) on the black shirt, hip, chique and fancy!💖🍀😀

[@k3n.clothtales]

Oh thank you for the hip chique and fancy 😁 the wall hanging is mostly machine, some hand stitching along the edges, the coloured section is those cloth 'bubbles' it's from an exhibition in 2016 ❤️

[@kathyffarney-keck8593]

I'm still obsessed with hexagons, but I'll get here soon

[@k3n.clothtales]

@@kathyffarney-keck8593 take your time ☺️

[@HulyaDemir-e6c]

Herzaman izliyorum videolarınızı ve çokta keyif alıyorum yine bir çalışma olmuş teşekkürler Türkiye'den 😊 Hülya 💐

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you so much for being here, watching and commenting Hülya ❤️

[@vanessaboman8143]

This is so I interesting as I collect nature all the time and bowls, boxes, tubs, etc sitting waiting for me ... Now I have somewhere to go with it all ... Did you make the journal as you went along or make the journal to begin with? Making a fabric journal is made at the end... I have a couple of watercolour journals I could tea dye or paint with hand made water colour paint made from local dirt. I want to make a journal from our camping trip to Scotland using found objects, and my own pigment made from local dirt. So many ideas ... Beautiful!

[@k3n.clothtales]

That's a lovely idea. I tend to make my journals first and then add to them but that's personal preference. There are a couple of tutorials on my channel about how I make them. ❤️

[@dailydoseofpaper]

Oh and you won yesterday! It was a bit of a heartattack kind of game. Yep. 😱😀💖🍀

[@k3n.clothtales]

Yes! Must confess to having a second glass of wine after the match 😂🙄

[@katethompson2818]

Lovely fun. THank you!

[@alison64able]

Stitching paper forces you to slow down even more. I'm growing patient fruit 😊

[@k3n.clothtales]

Love it 😁❤️

[@nancydale7367]

I can only aspire to be as 'weird' as you are! And you look beautiful today (the day you filmed) I hope it is a reflection of how things are going for you 💚

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you so much Nancy ☺️🙏❤️

[@rosesells5609]

Loving this! I also pressed flowers. Can you stitch on those? Or what do you do?

[@k3n.clothtales]

I guess you could try waxing them though I have never done that. They would be more fragile but certainly worth trying 😊

[@mariannavacratsa3451]

Wonder person ❤❤❤❤

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you 😊

[@petergordon4456]

Nice one like like . Hope ya well Peter scotland watched your video last week when in the Amsterdam had a good giggle with you be good Peter xx😂

[@k3n.clothtales]

Hello Peter hope you had a good time in Amsterdam ❤️

[@cosmiccoyotedog-doreenb9605]

I love how the leaves look with stitches. Kathryn are you familiar with Alice Fox? She is from England. I have two of her books-Natural Processes in Textile Art. She also stitches on leaves. This is where I first saw this cool mixed media. So glad to see more from you.

[@k3n.clothtales]

Hello Doreen, yes I know Alice, I did a two day workshop with her years ago in Torquay, she is lovely and very inspiring ❤️

[@annhaber4556]

Thank you for yet another inspirational and informative video. Just wondering why you write only in pencil in your journals - apologies if you have mentioned before.x

[@k3n.clothtales]

@@annhaber4556 hello, I don't know really, just prefer it, maybe concerned about ink transferring to the cloth? I could use permanent of course 😁❤️

[@lesleymccallion2185]

Thanks

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@patriciafowler5714]

Can you explain what your journals are for please.? I have had journals i write in and add in relevant art, pictures etc. but yours seems to be more of a picture book and I’m not sure of its purpose. I love what you make, very inspiring.

[@k3n.clothtales]

Hello Patricia, they are mostly just for the pleasure of making them, a way of journalling through stitching, of trying ideas on a small scale like an artist sketchbook, many things really. I just love making them and looking back through them over the years ❤️

[@lynnstewart7034]

Waxed leaves - how wonderful! 🌿🌱🍁🍂 I’m with you on football. I’m not interested in club football but I do like an international - bizarre since I’m Scottish and they never win anything!!! 😂

[@k3n.clothtales]

I am sorry for Scotland, they woz robbed. 😂 England only just scraped through and didn't deserve it. Why do we put ourselves through it? 😁❤️

[@lynnstewart7034]

@@k3n.clothtales They might have been robbed of the penalty but they just weren’t good enough from the first ball of the first game to the whistle of the Hungary game. What is it a lot of Scotland fans say? You can live with the despair, it’s the hope that kills you! 😂

[@k3n.clothtales]

@@lynnstewart7034 😂 same could be said of England, but then, no Scotland, no party 😁❤️

[@suebrown3194]

I believe I have some mulberry paper. Maybe I'll use that! Either as a leaf or under one of my leaves...

[@k3n.clothtales]

Good idea, I love mulberry paper ❤️

[@jennyh290]

Oooh I have a heart shaped punch. I think I will give that a shot.

[@k3n.clothtales]

@@jennyh290 good idea! ❤️

[@jennyh290]

@@k3n.clothtales I think it worked well. Just saw someone’s that used very tiny star punch on theirs. It’s a wonderful piece.

[@patriciastreufert9636]

My buried cloth went the way of your cloth in the river. I will bury several cloths soon. I was very disappointed when I couldn’t find the cloth.

[@k3n.clothtales]

I am sorry Patricia but I am pleased you are inspired to bury more ❤️

[@alison64able]

You could also use an awl to perforated the leaf

[@k3n.clothtales]

Yes you could ❤️

[@juliemarie1116]

I love learning from you And I LOVE HOW YOU CREATED THE BRAIDING OF YOU BEAUTIFULL HAIR.... CAN YOU TEACH US THAT HAVE LONG HAIR AND NEED A NEW WAY*❤

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you, my hair is twined in the same way as I twine cloth, there are a couple of videos in the cloth twine playlist. I hope you can work it out from that, if not just ask and I will show you in a video 😁❤️

[@juliemarie1116]

@k3n.clothtales oh you are very thoughtful. When I was looking for an interesting way to stitch, your face came up, I noticed your hair then pushed your video

[@juliemarie1116]

I txt as good as I stitch.....IM STILL LEARNING. I WILL LOOK MORE OF YOUR VIDEOS UP. THANK YOU* LOVE FROM IDAHO USA, Julie

[@kathleenmarch5211]

Have you tried glycerin with water? It’s amazing.

[@k3n.clothtales]

Hello no I haven't, thank you 😊

[@gwynhigginson4871]

I have indigo sprouting on my allotment...seeds from lovely lady in Guernsey who does seeds for dyeing

[@k3n.clothtales]

I can't remember her name but a few years ago a lovely lady from there sent me some symplocus, possibly the same person? ❤️

[@IsobelBews]

Strobing POLLYWALLYESTA.

[@k3n.clothtales]

😁❤️

[@bevstorey9077]

“Pocket Science” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you for laughing at my silliness 😂❤️

[@judymarkel8029]

Here in Idaho we it fall and autumn

[@k3n.clothtales]

Thank you Judy, it's good to learn, I always thought fall was US and autumn English. 😁❤️

[@alison64able]

Hi Katherine, would so love to show you my oak leaf. How do I send you a pic?

[@k3n.clothtales]

You could Facebook or Instagram message me if you use either of those ❤️

[@vanessaboman8143]

K3N weird? Never! Well maybe a little... But folks like us think differently to most... I have a teen grand daughter who has my genes and we do have fun with nature.

[@k3n.clothtales]

😁 glad it's persisting in the next generation ❤️