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| This picture evolved from the wooden vase that I found in a magazine. You can almost feel the wood! The table top is part of a very large autumn leaf. Inside the vase are beautiful deep blue pansies with their very expressive faces, brown and yellow pansy, a black pansy with a yellow centre, a blue delphinium above that a blue hydrangea and beside it a beautiful apricot pansy. The smaller flowers are deep blue lobelia and forget me nots, leaves are dotted around including a beautifully mottled geranium leaf. The butterfly is made up of burgundy petals taken from a pansy. The background is made with different colours of powder eyeshadow smudged together! |
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| This cute baby angel is quite content sitting on her blanket by the pond (made from a glitter wallpaper) with goldfish (pieces of orange nasturtium). She is wondering who that winged creature is flying above her. She won't let go of her little teddy bear. It's so quiet here and serene. She is surrounded by a forest of pink larkspur, lacy dusty miller, autumn leaves, and a leafy rock behind her. The little blue flowers are forget me nots. The butterfly is made up of petals from a black and yellow pansy. Looks like "Tinkerbell" decided to pay our little angel a visit! |
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| The above five pictures are different types of container arrangements. The first four are using container cut outs and the fifth used a beautiful leaf with autumn colouring. The first is a card using flowers from Susan on the pressed flower groups, even the little gloves and seed packets came from her. Thanks Susan. The next picture is comprised of beautiful flowers some from Malaysia, Nigella, a miniature red rose and Voo Theng (the red vine) are among some of the flowers here. The third vase has hydrangea, Voo Theng, larkspur, forget me nots and lacy dusty miller, and the fourth is a multicoloured vase with larkspur, primrose, pansy, lobelia, queen anne's lace and lobelia. The flowers in the "leaf" vase are nigella, pansies candytuft and variable leaves. The shading of the table was made with powdered eye shadow, so is the blue and pink background. Click on each picture to see larger view |
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