Showing posts with label garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label garden. Show all posts

Sunday, September 1, 2013

Earring Challenge Reveal 16 weeks 33-34/52

The weeks are just flying by!!
Time for another Art Jewelry Elements Earring Challenge Reveal!



My first pair are Copper Drops made using Burlap as the texture and lots of Czech Glass beads dangling from the bottom!


My second pair I call Garden Party, they start with Poymer Clay Barrels with vines and leaves as their texture and cute little Flower Charms with Sea Urchin texture danging from them.



Kristi




Saturday, January 21, 2012

Oceanic Garden Bracelet

I must share the most recent work of one of my new customers.

http://www.etsy.com/listing/91066269/oceanic-garden-bead-embroidery-bracelet


Go to her Etsy store and see more of the amazing work by Kinga of Crimson Frog Bead Embroidery!
You can also find her on Facebook Crimson Frog Designs

Kristi

Saturday, September 10, 2011

I Heart Macro - Lavender....mostly

But lots of other flowers too, we're heading in to the time of year where taking pictures of flowers will no longer be an option.
 So I figured I'd get my fill now, plus I bought a few new plants so I had to take pics of those first thing!

I missed I Heart Macro last week so I'm happy to be participating again.


This is a new variety of Lavender I got to go in my Lavender garden. I'm trying to get lots of different sizes and colors in one spot. Looks good so far, hope they all survive the winter! 



Lavender with it's Party Hat on!!

Not a very clear shot but I think you can see how cute this little flower is!



Mallow, was tough to get this picture, there was just enough of a breeze I never thought I'd get a clear shot.


Amazing Gaillardia!

This must be the seed pod to the flower above.

Stunning Crocosmia, a new variety for me!

Incredibly gorgeous Penstemon!
Check out the other I Heart Macro contributors at Studio Waterstone

studio waterstone

Kristi

Sunday, August 14, 2011

I Heart Macro Hydrangea

When we moved in to this house about 2 years ago I thought this Hydrangea was a gonner, it just looked like a bunch of dead sticks coming out of the ground. But I started trimming it and could see there was still life there so tended to it and tried to bring it back to life. Then when I saw these incredible blooms I was hooked, and this year it actually has alot of leaves as well and you can hardly see the branches. Even though my hubby (not a gardener by any stretch) kept telling me to just cut it down, I don't give up on plants easily and in many cases I am happily rewarded.












Check out lots of other beautiful I Heart Macro Blog posts here on


studio waterstone

Kristi

Saturday, June 18, 2011

I Heart Macro a Study of Poppies

Well mostly Poppies, I couldn't resist clicking some of the other beauties in my yard. Can you tell I'm enjoying my new extension tubes, these were all taken with my 15-55mm lense with the 20mm extension tube.






Gorgeous Petunia in one of my 8 baskets I have hanging around the house.


See the little tiny bug near the top?


Check out the other amazing close up photos!!

studio waterstone


Kristi