and it feed on the roots of the Wallaby Grass. Here I've used soumak stitching for the roots. The material used for the ground is a silk rayon which I used in a dress I made for myself in the 1970s . . . what goes around!Sunday, November 28, 2010
The Silken Cocoon
Finally this image appears. This is the larvae stage of the Golden Sun Moth. It lives underground in a 'silken' cocoon
and it feed on the roots of the Wallaby Grass. Here I've used soumak stitching for the roots. The material used for the ground is a silk rayon which I used in a dress I made for myself in the 1970s . . . what goes around!
and it feed on the roots of the Wallaby Grass. Here I've used soumak stitching for the roots. The material used for the ground is a silk rayon which I used in a dress I made for myself in the 1970s . . . what goes around!
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