First J is for ....
Now 'Come into my garden'...
I have a lot of Euphorbia wulfenni, it fills in lots of spaces and always looks elegant.
The darling buds of May were inspired by ...
clematis montana 'Elizabeth' that fills the garden with perfume.
You may recognise the pink campion from the previous post.
Can there be any gardens without dandelions?
And finally the daisy, one of my favourite pages, at the moment.
17 comments:
Oh wow Jill, what treasures you have created here. Truly stunning works of art!
Such beautiful books, you must feel delighted with them.
What beautiful work, love the daisies, stunning books.
What fantastic books, wonderful stunning art and gorgeous colours, love them.
Pat
Wonderful! I'd love to do something like this! Super work!
oh this is beautiful work,so creative hugs cheryl xxxx
I just re read an article by Frances Pickering in a 2005 CPS & have wanted to do a garden book since then. You inspire me to get on with it! There are a few other lovely garden books out there at the moment. Wonderful.
Thanks for your comment - I sometimes remember to wear those ugly skin colored wrist supports & every time I do I think 'I must embellish this'!
Glorious, glorious colours and such lovely subject matter contained within.
i really like your calendar page.
Beautiful books Jill. Somebody will be very lucky! Lesley
Beautiful Jill - love them both.
Jane
Stunning colours and beautiful flowers.
Marilyn
Such rich, deep color! These really are works of art! :)
Absolutely glorious books :)
They are fabulous Jill... both very precious.
I especially like the shape of the garden one and the way you've sized the pages differently.
And I LOVE torn edges :-)
these are just so beautiful and the garden one will cher you up on acold winter's day- hope the antibiotics are working
Wow! Jill! You have made a wonderful treasure out of these books. It is so lovely to see them finished because I was there when they were started! x
Post a Comment