This is her photo with the caption...
"The Annabelle hydrangea flowers that are now a crispy parchment colour
have pretty ice crystals covering them. "
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OMGoodness, I LoVed the photo of her hydrangea with ice crystals!
I'm so inspired to play with glitter on the ones in my garden.
so I began with this one...
then I clipped one that was just beginning to fade...
and yet another that I lightly sprayed with white Krylon paint then glittered
here is a view of all 3
hmmm.... what to do with the new beauties?
Way too cute!!!!
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Hello Paulette
ReplyDeleteI am honoured that a creative artist would be inspired by a photo of mine.
The garland is beautiful and will look charming when hung.
Thanks for visiting my blog, come again soon.
Judith
Love it Paulette! XO
ReplyDeleteThat was a beautiful way to use your fading hydrangeas!
ReplyDeleteHi Paulette, I am visiting from Judith's, I love your inspired project!! A great way to catch the magic of the frost in a lasting way... gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBella
Hi Paulette, these are stunning! What a great idea. I dry lots of hydrangea blooms each year so will definitely have to try this.
ReplyDeleteGeorgianna
I love how this looks! The chunky glitter really looks like ice crystals.
ReplyDeleteGreat look I will try it I have Annabelle 's too in my garden. Looks so festive
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I love the one that you sprayed with white paint.
ReplyDeleteHOW wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThey turned out to look just like naturally frost ladden hydrangeas ! How absolutely beautiful
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous textures, is what I think!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Love these and all your other work here. Boy are you talented. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteEnJoY your Christmas,
Leslie
So beautiful! I love hydrangeas. Hoping you'll visit me at Sew Chatty and link up to Made With Love Monday! The party will be open until Friday if you want to link up multiple projects. Wishing you a very blessed Christmas! http://sewchatty.blogspot.com
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