Looking for Roy G Biv 2 - Red

I'll be looking for Roy G Biv and you can see what I find on the third Thursday of every month.  

Voile curtains.

From a new altered book project. Altering paper pages with stitch.

What's left after demolishing a punnet of strawberries.

A large brass tray of Meetha Magai Paan.

Check out what others found looking for Roy G Biv - here and here.

Jennifer and Julie have started another round of the colour challenge Roy G Biv. On the third Thursday of every month you have to share photographs of the monthly colour - the colour this month is Red. Feel free to join in.

Red

Chip packets and crazy quilting. My entry for the rainbow of stitches contest over at Feeling Stitchy.

A couple of days left for you to enter - click here to see the other submissions.

Red

Today's Thursday and the colour of the week is Red/Pink

Red has been my favourite colour forever.

The Red Book. An ongoing project which my friend the illustrator Priya and I are participating in. We have two identical red books, in its pages are being created a visual conversation, there are elaborate exchanges of the books from time to time so the conversations hop scotch between the two red books.My keys.

R marks his territory with candy wrappers. He's partial to Maha Lacto made by Nutrine. The black sofa and four remote controls are all his territory when he's home.
Red is of special significance in India. Its an auspicious colour. These are little pouches for jewellery. A decade or more back, small pieces of jewellery were wrapped in magenta tissue paper and put into a box by the jeweller, I'm sure that still happens in the villages. Magenta and Fuschia are the pinks which are characteristic of India.I think it was Zandra Rhodes who said Magenta is the Navy Blue of India.

I've stayed up past midnight so its officially Thursday when I publish this post.Its a holiday today and we are off early for a four day break in the Nilgiris.I'm wondering what to do about Blue which is the colour for Friday.