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Mycelium. Nature's Quiet Weaver.
Look closely beneath the forest floor and you'll discover one of nature's greatest teachers. While wandering through the ancient Myrtle Beech forests of Gippsland during cooler seasons, I always find myself completely captivated by the quiet beauty of fungi. Discovering each little colony delights my inner child. Tiny fruiting bodies emerge after rain, delicate and fleeting, yet beneath them lies something far greater, a hidden network of fine fungal threads known as mycelium
Sue Stranger
Jul 282 min read
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Nature as Muse. Creativity as Remembering.
Every creation begins in relationship with place and is finished in relationship with the person who welcomes it home. There is something deeply restorative about creating with our hands. In a world that often asks us to hurry, weaving invites a different way of being. It asks us to slow down, notice, and create in rhythm with something greater than ourselves. Each stitch becomes an act of mindful presence, each natural fibre a reminder that we, too, are part of nature's unfo
Sue Stranger
Jul 222 min read
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