(4)...It's rough and uneven overall, but I do love the colours (especially with the rhubarb inclusions!) and I don't mind as the main point was to experiment with different fibres, coarseness of cordage etc

(3)...The thinner cordage I made with nettle tops (didn't process them myself) and dyed with black tea, and the 'v' button is a piece of washed up coral I picked up from Western Australia on a beach on the night of the total solar eclipse last year.

(2)...I started with watsonia, and moved on to bluebell, daffodil leaves, beetroot, corn, rhubarb, banana flower petals, grasses (allergy central!), and many random garden plants and weeds beside!

Thank you, and I love that blog! Your research group was the only reason I originally stayed on Twitter so long actually - all the new research on Ogam and old manuscripts coming out the past few years particularly has been so great to read about as it's my favourite writing system :)