Here are some of the ones that I've gotten over the years.
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| China ornament with acrylic painting. |
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| 2008 - our new home. |
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| Tall bearded irises - china painting |
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| Acrylic on porcelain |
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| Gladiolus, acrylic on blown glass. |
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| Youngest in acrylic - miniatures are so difficult. |
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| One that the Missus has just completed for a friend. |
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| This one, I painted for my Missus, of our beloved Tessie. |
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All lovely ornaments and how special when they're made by a loved one. Particularly like the gladiolus one - but then I'm partial to flowers.
ReplyDeleteWhat talent you have in your family. Those are lovely ornaments.
ReplyDeleteOne year, 1991 to be exact, every time I used an egg I blew it out. I collected 5 dozen or more. Then daughters and I ages 10 and 5 painted them. None were of the caliber you have there but I still have them and hang them on a special tree. I share this by way of asking have you ever painted on an egg?
They are all lovely and I am sure, evoke many memories of the past for you and your family.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty . . .
ReplyDeleteAwesome work since it is so small.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ornaments..I think the flower ones are my favorites..especially the Gladiolus..or Gladioli whatever:)
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful, and what a great tradition.
ReplyDeleteAnd not just a miniature, but a miniature on a curved surface. It's great.