flower power

I’ve had a great week. I haven’t gotten much work done, but it has been good. The weather has been cool and fall-like. School is settling in. I like the more structured schedule of the days. I’ve had the opportunity to talk craft with several people- the kind of conversations that charge you up and are exhausting at the same time because they get your brain working in new directions.

I am working on postcards- these are a celebration of the end of summer garden.
921postcard2.jpg

921postcard1.jpg

921postcard3.jpg

921postcard.jpg

921postcard5.jpg

My camera seems to understand the color of grass- if I include grass in my pictures, all the other colors seem to be right. Funny, eh?!

11 Responses to “flower power”

  1. Tesse Says:

    Oh, Mimi! So delightful on every level - composition, color, complex, layered happy yummy! So sweet! I sure do hope these become available as prints or cards, pretty please! - Sew on, Tesse

  2. Sister Diane Says:

    Oh, my gosh! These postcards are so beautiful and charming! I love the texture of all your stitching, and the colors, and the faces in your flowers! Wonderful, wonderful!

  3. Susan Jonsson Says:

    So gorgeous and a helpful way to say goodbye to this year’s summer flowers. I too would love to have these as cards or prints!?

    Susan

  4. stuffed Says:

    Your camera has a green balance instead of white! Cool. Love a gingham sky.

  5. Geri Says:

    They are gorgeous, mImi! Wonderful textures, colours and balance. Just gorgeous. Thank you. Geri

  6. Kim Says:

    OMG, those are the most wonderful things. How do you do it! ? I love them.

  7. Rose Says:

    Beautiful! I especially like the third one down.

  8. shashi Says:

    Beautiful postcards as always and so colourful.

  9. Jodie Says:

    I need to find the “grass” that my camera likes too - colours can be so weird. Prints of your postcards would make wonderful cards - they are truly works of art.

  10. kristin Says:

    i can’t think of a better way to celebrate the end of a season…these are all lovely. do i see an etsy update in the near future?

  11. jane chandler Says:

    living in the charmed and innocent world of Bill and Ben the Flower Pot Men wqith the presence and wisdom of little weed

Leave a Reply