Magpies are always around in our garden , strutting, poking about for insects and having a splash in the birdbath. They often call if the water is at a low level in the birdbath until one of us replenishes the water supply. It is no coincidence then that they have figured prominently as part of recent little works in the stitched garden series. I also like to include human figures in my gardens, especially taken from old photos of family members. This "impressionist ' stitched garden features my husband's great aunt, Sarah Ann Bath. I like to think of her in this abundant garden , when in reality, she grew up in the early 1900s in rather cramped living conditions in Birmingham UK See more and read more about my stitched gardens - other posts: How does your garden grow with stitch? How does your garden grow with crayons?
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Hmm, I love pink, red.. though usually not together! And green... Gee, I'm so decisive!
ReplyDeleteGreat birthday gifts! I love turquoise and burnt orange combined, and also all shades of green.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday, Wilma.
ReplyDeletemy favorite colours are ocean colours - blue, aqua, turquoise!
yum!
I think your felt brooches are fabulous.
A very happy birthday to you... what a lovely giveway. My favourite colours at the moment are red and black put also am a fan of pink...
ReplyDeleteGood Luck everyone.
Micky
xxoo
I love that babushka bag wilma - lucky you.
ReplyDeleteI too love red, pink and black..
wow, lovely idea!
ReplyDeleteI love soft muted earthy tones... browns, greens, mauve, pink, aqua, greys... dusty colours..
Those are really gorgeous brooches in your pics! Love the leaf one!