With the beginning of Spring some of the first things we see are these beautiful Magnolias. A pink one in the foreground and a White Star Magnolia behind that, and in the rear is a Crab Apple almost in full pink blossom.I
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Next Pair of Journal Pages and Magnolias
With the beginning of Spring some of the first things we see are these beautiful Magnolias. A pink one in the foreground and a White Star Magnolia behind that, and in the rear is a Crab Apple almost in full pink blossom.I 
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Hi Suzy! These pages are so lovely. I know about the "mess"!! But gee....you really do need to have it all spread out in order to match things. Can't wait to see those pages "Up close and Personal"!!!
ReplyDeleteIsn't Spring lovely...(sniff, sniff- Hayfever!!!).Still love the coming alive of Nature.So much Green this year!!
Incredible Journal pages, such lush glorious color and texture!!!! I think that some of us work best in sucha state of stuff surrounding us, I know that I do!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you are off to a lovely spring as we slide into fall, love it when you share your fabulous garden pictures!!!!
I love the vintage look of your pages, and I don't think I would be able to work without being surrounded in mess!
ReplyDeleteFor some reason I can't seem to get past one sentence here without being blocked, so will continue without a stop.... mmm Yes Spring is in the air, I have a very young Wisteria which is just looking beautiful. I'll give it another week or two then take a pic.
ReplyDeleteSuch a busy schedule this week. So I pop over to visit Suzy for some soothing and relaxing pictures. Painted Sky made me stop and become calm again and then all the wonderful pages to see. Like an instant visit to a spa.
ReplyDeletenothing wrong with being surrounded by lovely stuff (its not a mess) beautiful images!
ReplyDeletelovely view...
ReplyDelete...lovely pages too :-)
Star Magnolias, what a haunting scent they have, These rich reds and antique lace work so beautifully together. xox Corrine
ReplyDeleteIsn't mess the route to creativity? It would sure seem so from looking at my work area! Your pages are gorgeous, and I love the magnolias. Wish I could grow them here, but it's too cold, so I shall just have to enjoy them through your photos. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteYour journal pages are so saturated with colour - wonderful!!! And, I know what you mean about working surrounded by bits and pieces because it's exactly the way I work too. I get to the point where I only have about six inches of working space left on my worktable and then something clicks in and I *have* to clean up. Each and every time I swear I'm going to be more organized with the next project. Well, you know what that does!!
ReplyDeleteYou have all been so kind with your lovely comments - Thanks to you all! Well, knowing that everyone else suffers from the "hemmed in by art materials" syndrome I shall continue to keep my pathway open to creativity even if it is only a few inches wide knowing that this the wonderful way we excite our senses and fulfil our passions!
ReplyDeletexox Suzy
I think magnolia's are my favourite tree of all,we had a small white one but the snow killed it last winter. I love the deep pink ones ,we are going to plant one here in a couple of weeks. I love your new journal page and wonder what ours lives would be like without our passions and the luck I feel I have that I can follow them.
ReplyDeleteYour pages are gorgeous, each is a work of art in it's own right, beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteThese pages get better and better! Wish I could smell the magnolias....
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