Summer Nature Table

Summer Nature Table (Piano Top)

This is a peek at our summer nature table, which is really our piano top. Sorry about the flash. It took me a while to get around to changing from spring to summer stuff, but that’s just because we were really busy LIVING summer.

  • framed paintings by Lucas (first grade wet-on-wet watercolors)
  • ceramic bee hive made by Lucas last summer in our pottery class
  • summer Rio Samba roses in crystal vase
  • knitted sheep, one by Lucas (made in his first and second grade handwork classes) and one knitted by grandma and sewn up by by me
  • picture book called In the Space of the Sky, by Richard Lewis and illustrated by Debra Frasier. The page says, “There—in the space of the sky is a field for the sun”
  • ceramic frog made by me at pottery class
  • fuse-bead rainbow sailboat made by Daddy
  • print of little boys playing on the beach near the ocean, a gift from my parents several years ago
  • orchid plant that looks in the scene a little like palm trees
  • wooden rainbow arches
  • seashells and sea star
  • postcard of children frolicking from Ring-A-Rosies preschool, where Asher goes
  • tree branches in Clouds vase
  • needle-felted blue bird on a nest with eggs, made by me
  • play silks for meadows, water, and sand

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