This month our challenge at
Craft a Scene is to create a scene
from "inside the garden".
I have never done any garden
theme cards. And the ONLY garden that stands in my mind is the home where I grew
up. That is the most near and dear place to my heart, and I don't even have a
single photo of it. And I don't even know if it still exists in the world . So,
I probably idealize it a bit, but who can
blame me? :)
I remember gathering raspberries, and gooseberries and cooking jam with my parents. I remember blue as a sky bachelor buttons, and peonies as giant as a footballs that were taller than me, and I remember bunches of red Rowan berries... And smell of burning leaves in the fall...
Discovering the world was so much fun, everything, even getting water from the well was a journey and adventure.
Back then we didn't have gas stove, but the wood/coal burning stove.
It was a tiny house, but to me it means the WHOLE WORLD!
So, this is how I "remember"
my first childhood home:
Надюша, какая душевная работа!
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Здорово!
Sounds like you have wonderful childhood memories. You have created a wonderful scene - did you watercolour this? did you use mostly Hobby Art stamps? Beautiful work :)
ReplyDeleteWow, such a special memory, I enjoyed reading about it. Your childhood garden sounds wonderful and so is your stamped scene. Beautiful colouring. TFS!
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing with us your memories, it's swet !
ReplyDeleteThis is a so beautiful scene, love your card so so much !
have a good day !
xxx
Шикарно!!!
ReplyDeleteYour memories sound wonderful and your scene is as idyllic as you describe! Hugs, Vicky
ReplyDeleteОчень нравится! Тележка как настоящая. Того и гляди, сейчас покатится! Класс!
ReplyDeleteHi Nadia! Your card is beautiful, such lovely memories you hold! Hope you're well, hugs Shelly x
ReplyDeleteWell I see this was posted right after my accident - still don't know why it did not come through my mail box. I wonderful Nadia that you have such beautiful memories and can translate those memories to paper. Beautiful!
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