Flowery shadows-can you guess what they are cast by?
This is the first time I have bought something just for shadow shot Sunday!

It is from Greenwich market and was so cheap,
but contains so much work. It is a mystery to me how it was made-so clever!
And a good use of string I think.
If anyone has seen one of these before, or knows the technique I would be interested to hear.
For more shadows from around the world, visit Tracy at Hey Harriet here.

7 comments:
Both the shadows and the original "art" are exquisite.
WONDERFUL NONSENSE
A shadow’s a wonderful thing;
O listen! Can you hear it sing?
It tells of a time
Before there was crime—
Trust that and you’ll trust anything!
© 2010 Magical Mystical Teacher
Poppy Maidens
Mmmm, I think you're straying into macrame territory there! Lovely shadows. It's rained for a week solid here...
Hey, that's a beautiful mat, not least because it produces amazing shadows! Have a good week. Ros
Fun flower shadows. I like the nice textured white wall as well.
Very pretty - I would have said macrame too, but with raffia.
This string design is very cool.
I wondered at first whether it wold be raffia.
Such vile weather here in NY
Hope it's better in England!
Oh yes-macrame!
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