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The Colors of November…………

November sky

The mind that turns ever outward
Will have no end to craving.
Only the mind turned inward
Will find a still-point of peace.

Deng Ming Dao

With the vibrant colors of Autumn now past, we move into that in between period of November.  When I was younger this along with March were the 2 months that I loathed.  Usually cold and dreary months with not much to offer, but as I have aged, I have have actually come to enjoy November……….and it's soft subtle colors.

Come take a short walk with me and see the colors of my November…………

Flower1

Beige flower close
The beautiful silvery taupe remnants in the fields of Baby breath and other flowers that surround our yard……

Beige grass 

The grass that was once tall and green, now a beautiful shade of champagne beige is settling in for a long winter's nap.

Leaves and grass
and the soft tender chestnut brown leaves that will keep that grass covered while it sleeps…

Shawl on flowers2 

Even Aestlight was tempted to nestle in amongst the warm soft gentle shades of November on her first outing…..

Fabric and thread
Taking a cue from my surroundings it is no wonder that these lovely fabrics from the Rouenneries line of The French General are what appeal to me right now….

Bison yarn 

…along with this soft taupe Bison/Cashmere yarn from Fibre~Isle.  See….there are lots of things to love about November if you look in the right places…..

9 thoughts on “The Colors of November…………

  1. Nice November colors. So long as the sun is out enough I don’t hate November that much. But add some snow and bitter cold to the mix and then I’m not a very happy camper.

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  2. i used to hate November when I was a kid, too. Just the other day I was thinking how I’ve changed my mind about November. Lovely photos and that yarn looks divine.

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  3. I should try and look at this time of year in a better way- usually it just makes me a bit dreary. I should look at it more as a calming time of slowing down and renewal.

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