More of the Salmon Parrot tulips.
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Varieties of tulips at the Show Garden for Roozengarde.
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My FAVORITE tulip; the Salmon Parrot. Incredibly beautiful!
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The show garden showed off the tulips with underplantings. This was really pretty.
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This tulip is called Fabio. No comment.
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Another oddity in a yellow field.
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More masses of red and yellow tulips. Truly a spectacular sight!
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I liked the tractor in the fields, so took this shot.
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I loved how the occasional oddball would show up in a field. It always pays to be unique.
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A field of purple tulips.
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This is one of my favorite shots of the tulip fields. Skagit Valley, WA.
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Masses and masses of red tulips. It was overcast this day; it must be truly blinding in the sun!
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Tulips, perspective angle.
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Here is an aerial view of some daffodil and tulip fields. We got to go in our friend's plane to see the tulips, the San Juans, and the sun setting on the Cascades our first night in Washington. What an introduction!
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A view of Doran Beach. Lovely!
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Some lovely little flowers I saw on one of our walks.
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This is the east view from the deck. It shows the 11th Fairway at Bodega Harbor.
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Boats at Spud Point Marina.
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The town of Bodega as seen across the bay from Spud Point Marina.
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There are lots of these plumey-looking flowers along the coast. Very pretty! Not sure of their name, though.
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A scrolly-looking cactus I saw on one of our walks.
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A field of wild iris near the beach at Bodega Harbor.
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Here is a view of the sunset from the deck of the house where we were staying.
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Here are some sandpipers finding food on the beach at Bodega Harbor.
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Another ATC. I was going to use the background for a different project, but it didn't work out so I made this instead. I discovered that punchinella sticks well with gel medium. I hadn't tried that before.
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More leaves and berries in a different color wave. This Stained Glass technique is explained below. Lots of fun to do!
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A spring-looking flower in the Stained Glass technique.
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Some leaves and berries in the stained Glass technique.
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A pear using the stained Glass technique. These are all ATC-sized; i.e., 2 1/2 inches by 3 1/2 inches.
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This is a new technique I tried for a swap. It is called the Stained Glass technique. It was developed by Julie Durocher. You color glue black- I did this by adding india ink to an old bottle of Elmer's. Then you can draw a design with pencil and then trace with the glue, or just freehand draw a design with the glue. I mostly just freehand drew with the glue. Then use watercolor paints. I used Lyra Watercolor Crayons and some Twinkling H2O colors. This one is titled "Tulip."
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Here is a green collage in honor of St. Patrick's Day. The background was going to be done differently, but it didn't work the way I wanted it to, so the project morphed into this!
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These are the pages I did for one of the Women decos in the abab group.. This book was called Women and Words and the originator wanted a vintage feel to the pages.
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This was done for a Tuscany puzzle. It has a photo of my grandmother and aunt before they came to America from the Tuscany region of Italy. This photo is approx. from 1912. This piece went to a friend who used to attend my church for years and moved to Georgia. What a surprise when we both ended up in the same puzzle group.
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This piece was done for a Garden Art puzzle. I collect birdhouses, so that is what I chose to put on this piece.
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This is a piece for a Vintage Magazine Covers puzzle. This is from a copy of a Good Housekeeping Magazine, from April 1928. Again, done for the puzzleart group. I signed up for several puzzles and the pieces all came about the same time.
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This was for a Vintage Spring puzzle for the puzzleart group.
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This is for an "All Things Literary" puzzle. This features Tennyson's Lady of Shalott. Very cool poem, by the way.
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This is for a medieval puzzle. The words are the title from a medieval poem. I put the words of the poem on the back. Done for the puzzleart group.
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A puzzle piece for a puzzle about Time.
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This is the front of a little deco I call "Fairy Secrets." The quote is from an antique music book. It reads like this, "up a hill and down a hill And past a dreamy meadow; There's a daisy field Where nodding blossoms grow;Ev'ry flower seems to bow And whisper to it shadow, Telling fairy secrets no one else may know."
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This is the back side of the Fairy Secrets Deco.
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This is the front side of a small Butterfly Fairy Deco. The words are from a 1923 Elementary Music book. They read, "In the night while I was sleeping, Fairies left their traces; Scattered on the grass I found them, Jewels gay and laces."
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This is the back side of a small butterfly deco. The butterfly shapes were an ad in a bead tin. I covered the ads with scrapbook paper and added images and embellishments.
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This is a collage I made for a friend. It is made on 4 x 4 canvas board. It is called, "Come Gentle Spring."
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Made 5 altered egg ATCs for a swap in the B'Muse Group. This one is called Bouquet.
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This altered egg ATC is entitled Bloom.
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Tulips,tulips, tulips! Wishing for spring.
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Another Altered Egg ATC.
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Vintage Rose altered egg ATC.
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This is the first of an "altered egg" series. ATC sized art. 2 1/2" x 3 1/2".
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