Ooh, black! Ooh, white! And ooh, everything in between. I may be known for crazily colorful scarves but I am also in love with black-and-white photography and use it in my textile patterns often. Here is an example ...
I have a thing for pine cones. Why? I love the layers, so immaculate yet so unique. I love the shades, light on the top, darkest black under the layers. I love their visual texture. With my camera nearby (always!), I snapped a photo of a pine cone that would prove to be the perfect basis for this striking black-and-white scarf! I zoomed in appreciating the nooks and crannies of the pine cone. The macro photo captured textures and the darkness between each leaf layer. And is now a fashion statement!
And if black and white are not for you, add a touch of color. This scarf is lovely with any bright hue. Yellow, pink, green - you pick. And then just smile and enjoy this pretty scarf.
I have a thing for pine cones. Why? I love the layers, so immaculate yet so unique. I love the shades, light on the top, darkest black under the layers. I love their visual texture. With my camera nearby (always!), I snapped a photo of a pine cone that would prove to be the perfect basis for this striking black-and-white scarf! I zoomed in appreciating the nooks and crannies of the pine cone. The macro photo captured textures and the darkness between each leaf layer. And is now a fashion statement!
And if black and white are not for you, add a touch of color. This scarf is lovely with any bright hue. Yellow, pink, green - you pick. And then just smile and enjoy this pretty scarf.
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Are you into pine cones? I think so. Hop over to the shop and wrap yourself in this beauty. I promise it will be a wonderful addition to your wardrobe and a boost of positive energy for your soul.
If you want more details about this design, hop over to Garden Rant where it got a lovely write-up by Susan Harris, a Greenbelt, MD, based gardening lover and blogger.