I thought I would try another flower in the bottle but for this I needed long and skinny. Lilies of the Valley.
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| Early on a dark day in Minnesota |
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| with a flash- too bright |
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| Technologically enhanced. Can you see the yellow beads? |
And then I was tired of fiddly stuff and thought I'd try another motif # from
DMC Tats. This is motif #22 and it didn't work. I made
#6 a couple of years ago and it was wonderful but #6 wasn't. It's too crowded and just-ugh. I haven't blocked it but I dislike things that must be blocked into submission.
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| Blue River Glades again |
Must be time for more snowflakes...
Oh, another darling. Very precious.
ReplyDeleteThese are so beautiful !
ReplyDeleteLove your little flower bottles!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI am sure they would make wonderful gifts for Mother's Day, or mothers, grandmothers, or aunts birthday gifts!! :) Just a thought.
I have tried that motif also and couldn't get it to work, but I really want to figure it out some day!! :)
Your flowers in bottles are just so cute! When I was a child, there was a series of toys, a tiny doll and artificial flowers in a plastic bottle. I had Sweetpea, but there was a lily-of-the-valley. They smelt of the appropriate flower too. Your bottles make me think of them. I loved Sweetpea!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love those miniatures! I also like to tat pieces that need very minimal blocking. It's so frustrating to have to pull and stretch and hope it stays in place.
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