We teamed up with Winter Water Factory & Plaid to paint a giant mural on our studio!!
Charlotte Molesworth transformed a derelict English cottage and almost totally blank canvas into a fantastical topiary garden of boxwood and yew in Kent.
Our tween / teen class created these amazing contour flowers using india ink and acrylic. We wanted students to practice working on a very large scale, to create a contour drawing using gestural line work and motion, and to explore how to build up a painting layer by layer. We set up a fresh […]
This magnificent flowering vine is in flower now.
Charlotte is the largest city in North Carolina. Discover what you must do with one day in Charlotte, North Carolina from adventures to beer.
Our tween / teen class created these amazing contour flowers using india ink and acrylic. We wanted students to practice working on a very large scale, to create a contour drawing using gestural line work and motion, and to explore how to build up a painting layer by layer. We set up a fresh […]
Make these tropical Crepe Paper Helicona flowers. With just a few simple tools and materials, and a set of easy-to-follow steps, you can make these flowers.
Charlotte is the largest city in North Carolina. Discover what you must do with one day in Charlotte, North Carolina from adventures to beer.
FR : Difficulté : intermédiaire - tricot circulaire, de haut en bas - savoir lire une grille Taille : Unique Largeur = 52cm Hauteur épaule = 55cm Longueur de manche (à partir du col) = 62cm Echantillon 10cm x 10cm en jersey : 13m. x 17rg en jersey Aiguilles circulaires : 5 40cm, 5 80cm, 7 40cm & 7 80cm Aiguilles doubles pointes : 5mm (x4) Aiguille à tapisserie (pour la finition élastique) 1 anneau marqueur + 2 aiguilles auxilaires Fil conseillé : Ultralight Merino de chez Katia ou 2 brins de la qualité Aplaga Silk de chez Drops 750mts Explications manuscrites & grilles Bon tricot ! Le pull de la photo est tricoté avec un fil italien 40% alpaga 10% laine & 50% autres fibres. Ce fil est disponible dans le Kit, dans plusieurs coloris. ENG : Size : Unique Size Gauge 4 x 4 inches : 13st. x 17rows Circular needles : 5mm 40cm, 5mm 80cm, 7mm 40cm & 7mm 80cm Double pointed needles : 5mm (x4) 1 marker + 2 stitch holder Yarns : Ultralight Merino from Katia (please knit with needles 7mm) or Alpaga Silk from Drops, 2 strands of yarn knitted together Written directions & charts Please print only the pages you really need, Enjoy !
ALL ORDERS ARE SHIPPED FREE USING USPS GROUND ADVANTAGE. USPS states on their website that packages shipped using ground advantage typically arrive within 2 -5 business days. NEW FLOWERS ADDED! Check out my other long stem flower listing in my Etsy shop!! https://www.etsy.com/listing/1464059656/stained-glass-long-stem-flowers-forever?click_key=b28254953a7ee8ccd8b3f360353f270a60b854ef%3A1464059656&click_sum=9ff0ad69&ref=shop_home_recs_6&frs=1&sts=1 Colorful wildflowers always make me smile :) Purchase a beautiful stained glass "evermore wildflower" for yourself or someone special to let them know that you care about them. These gorgeous wildflowers are sure to add a pop of color to any room. Choose a wildflower or a birth month flower or some of both...the choice is yours! All of my designs are created by me in my glass studio in southwest Florida using the Tiffany method of stained glass. Inspiration for many of my designs come from my extensive traveling, hiking, and exploring nature both in the United States and abroad. PLEASE NOTE: Vase is not included. PLEASE NOTE: Each "evermore wildflower" is priced and sold separately. PLEASE NOTE: These lovely flowers are recommended for indoor use. Because they are made using the Tiffany method of stained glass, repeated exposure to precipitation may weaken the adhesive on the copper tape and cause it to detach from the glass. Each "evermore wildflower" is permanently soldered to a 12 inch solid brass stem, and both the wildflower and stem are then treated with a black patina. NOTE: While solder is permanent, it is a soft metal and if bent will break away from the glass. Please handle evermore flowers with gentle hands, and if putting flowers in a vase with a medium (glass beads, sand, etc.) do not push the flowers into the medium by holding the flowerhead. This may put extreme pressure on the flowerhead and could cause it to bend and the solder to detach away from the glass. Hold the stem below the solder line instead and carefully work into the medium until you obtain the desired position. Likewise, if bending the stem for a desired effect, do not hold the flowerhead; please hold the stem just below the solder line. Sizes vary between 13.75 to 16 inches. Approximate size (width by length) of each flowerhead in inches: Birth Flowers Carnation (January) - 2.5 X 2 Violet (February) - 2.125 X 2 Daffodil (March) - 2.5 X 2 Daisy (April) - 2.5 X 1.5 Lily of the Valley (May) - 2.25 X 3 Rose (June) - 1.6 X 2.5 Larkspur (July) - 2.5 X 2.625 Poppy (August) - 2.5 X 2 Morning Glory (September) - 2 X 3 Marigold (October) - 2.25 X 1.75 Chrysanthemum (November) - 2.5 X 2.5 Narcissus (December) - 2.5 X 2.5 Wildflowers *Grass of Parnassus - 2.5 X 2.5 Blue Flax - 2.5 X 2.5 Buttercup - 2.5 X 2.5 Blue Cornflower - 2.75 X 2.5 Black-eyed Susan- 3 X 2.5 Thistle - 2.5 X 2.5 Tiger Lily - 3 X 2.5 Purple Coneflower- 3 X 2.5 Greenery - 2.125 X 4 Cattail - 7/8 X 4 The solid brass stems can be cut to size, if you would prefer them shorter. Simply use a a pair of scissors to score the area to be cut, and then bend and snap off the extra brass. *The petals of the Glass of Parnassus are made with iridescent white glass. One side is a textured white and the other side has an iridescent layer over the white glass giving it a shimmering effect. ATTENTION: ALL ORDERS ARE SHIPPED FREE USING USPS GROUND ADVANTAGE. USPS states on their website that packages shipped using ground advantage typically arrive within 2 -5 business days.
Kids learn about the fine art of printmaking using flat pieces of styrofoam, tempera paint, and rollers to make prints.
Following Charlotte Mason’s approach, we have continued to look at and enjoy a famous artist and his works for several weeks. This week we enjoyed more of Klimt’s amazing art. Once aga…
After I painted flowers with stencils in June’s room, it was ready for shelving! We had made this shelf in both our room and Mabel's room, so June's room was the last to be built. We thought we would document the process and show you how we did it.
Add colorful texture and three seasons of interest to small garden spaces with the easy-to-grow redbud tree.
This daisy puppet is so excited for summer that she can't stop dancing about it!
