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Wheat grain flower

  • 06-10-2016 5:00am
    #1
    Dollsears
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    I wondering if any knows where I could find some wheat grain on its stem when it has flowered. I'm looking for it for costume jewellery. I hope I have explained myself.

    Karl


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  • #2
    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    Dollsears wrote: »
    I wondering if any knows where I could find some wheat grain on its stem when it has flowered. I'm looking for it for costume jewellery. I hope I have explained myself.

    Karl

    Flowered or seeded?


  • #3
    Dollsears
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    Jaime Breezy Paunch wrote: »
    Flowered or seeded?

    I'm going to dress up as Worzel Gummidge, if you Google him and look at his eyebrows. That is what I'm looking for. I'm sorry I can't upload a pic of him. I hope this helps. Thanks


  • #4
    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    It's a ear of wheat you need. Any tillage farmer would give you some. Some dried flower arrangements include it too.


  • #5
    Hocus Focus
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    More likely to be barley as it has longer "hairs".


  • #6
    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    Hocus Focus wrote: »
    More likely to be barley as it has longer "hairs".

    Wurzel Gummage is depicted with wheat usually.


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  • #7
    Hocus Focus
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    I'm not familiar with his work:)


  • #8
    leck
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    Dollsears wrote: »
    I wondering if any knows where I could find some wheat grain on its stem when it has flowered. I'm looking for it for costume jewellery. I hope I have explained myself.

    Karl
    How did you go from Worzel Gummidge to costume jewellery? When I read your post, I thought you were making something like silver jewellery using lost-wax casting.


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