"The great lesson is
that the sacred is in the ordinary,
that it is to be found in one's
daily life..."
that the sacred is in the ordinary,
that it is to be found in one's
daily life..."
~ Abraham Maslow ~
Printable sets of large and small tags, featuring
my favorite wildflower. Click here to read
a little more about the Berry Seed Company.
I love Queen Anne's lace. At first glance, it looks simple... but
when you really look, you notice all the beautiful, intricate patterns.
I wonder how anyone could call it a weed. It's welcome in all my flower
beds, and makes itself at home right next to irises, daylilies, and roses.
I don't think I'll ever tire of seeing it bobbing in the breeze...
whether it's along a country road, or outside my kitchen window.
Here are the free graphics
& sources used in my artwork:
*Antique Images*
Queen Anne's lace
*Old Design Shop*
Aged paper texture
*Vintage Feedsacks*
Label ~ "lace" pattern
*TuckDB*
Scalloped border
*The Sum of All Crafts*
Delicate rectangular label
*Lilac & Lavender*
Berry Seed Co. ephemera
"The whole world is a series of miracles,
but we're so used to them
we call them ordinary things."
~ Hans Christian Anderson ~
Thank you for stopping by!
when you really look, you notice all the beautiful, intricate patterns.
I wonder how anyone could call it a weed. It's welcome in all my flower
beds, and makes itself at home right next to irises, daylilies, and roses.
I don't think I'll ever tire of seeing it bobbing in the breeze...
whether it's along a country road, or outside my kitchen window.
Here are the free graphics
& sources used in my artwork:
*Antique Images*
Queen Anne's lace
*Old Design Shop*
Aged paper texture
*Vintage Feedsacks*
Label ~ "lace" pattern
*TuckDB*
Scalloped border
*The Sum of All Crafts*
Delicate rectangular label
*Lilac & Lavender*
Berry Seed Co. ephemera
"The whole world is a series of miracles,
but we're so used to them
we call them ordinary things."
~ Hans Christian Anderson ~
Thank you for stopping by!
They are absolutely beautiful. Thanks so much for sharing your talent with all of us.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the compliment! You're very welcome ~ happy to share :)
Delete....or inside my kitchen window. I love it too and you capture its delicate beauty so well!
ReplyDeleteYes, definitely inside as well! Thank you... I searched your blog for "lace" and found this, which I just love :)
Delete"Now laughing down the dusty lane of ordinary meadows
Hails Queen Ann’s Lace, daisy, flea-bane to tease commonplace shadows
The garden sings with iris plume and lily-bloom companions
The hummingbird and honey-bee drink deep from fragrant fountains"
http://anotherporch.blogspot.com/2014/06/by-return-of-flowers.html
Thank you ,they are so adorable, and beautiful- I have saved them :-)
ReplyDeleteYou are so generous !!!
Thank you ~ I'm glad to hear you've saved them! I'll be using them to price items in my booth, which is a mix of rustic and refined... I think Queen Anne's lace is the perfect combination of both :)
DeleteThank you for sharing this. I love Queen Anne's lace. I live where it has been somewhat immortalized. I can hear the words of Anne of Green Gables saying, "This is the last of the Queen Anne's Lace", as she tucks a strand into Diana Barry's raven black hair.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing that about Anne of Green Gables :) I think my daughter is at the right age to start reading the books... in fact, I'd like to read them too!
DeleteGorgeous! Many thanks!
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeleteSo beautiful! Thanks a lot. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeleteI'm struggling with best way to print your beautiful, beautiful work. When I click on file to pint it tries to print pages from website vs just images. Any guidance is appreciated :)
ReplyDeleteHello, and thank you! In order to print, you might try saving the file first. Left click on the image, then right click and select "Save image as..." Hope this helps!
DeleteThank you for being so generous. Sending love, joey
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