Hoppity hoppity!! :) Hopeful you have arrived here from Fleur 's blog as part of the Crafty Ribbons Easter Hop . If not and you've found yourself here wondering what on earth I'm on about (and let’s face it J you wouldn’t be the first!!) check out the Inspirations site for all the juicy details! My project for the hop is Easter bunting! I cut three templates first - a triangle pennant, a bird and a heart. Then I cut the pennant shapes from fibre ribbon, threaded them on to some 3mm satin and evenly spaced them. I embellished each flag with some beads... I backed the birds and heart on some thin white card and glued them to the centre of the pennants. My supplies list: yellow fibre , pink fibre , lime fibre , 3mm satin , button box , white card, glue, beads, needle and thread. At each stop on the hop there'll be a word to collect and a candy draw. I've got these
Fab photo. Would love to see the whole flower.
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I've added one just for you x
DeleteThat's so pretty. My mum loved Amaryllis.
DeleteHope you have a good weekend. sue
Oh wow Laura. That's amazing. Isn't nature wonderful and how talented you are to capture it like that. Thanks for sharing it.
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Annie x
Fantastic photography, the colours in the flower are stunning! x
ReplyDeleteThey're great photos, it's always fascinating to see nature so close up xx
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ReplyDeleteOh, love the macro lense photo. Amazing how much detail there is. I got a new smart phone yesterday and the major requirement was that it has a good camera. The flower photo you added is beautiful!
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Kay
Wow the detail in the first photo is amazing.
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Amazing photo. I don't seem to be able to find the macro lens on my camera - not sure if it actually has one, so I'm very envious! x
ReplyDeleteHi Laura. You balance me out very nicely with your succinct posts and my long rambling ones! I love amarylis. The old Spanish lady down the road has one growing by her house. It had ten heads of flowers last year and she told me it has been growing there for sixteen years! I wouldn´t have thought of putting one outside. I love the macro photo. You can see each grain of pollen on them. Kate x
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and lovely photography.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are amazing. I love this flower.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant macro photography Laura. Have a wonderful weekend
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Thanks for joining in with Happy Friday once again! x
ReplyDeleteThe macro option is so wonderful, the detail in your photo is amazing.
ReplyDeleteJan x
Its a good job you added the whole flower - that first picture looks like something out of a sci-fi movie! So great to have a lens so powerful though xxx Popping over from Planet Penny
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