Hanging garden cutout

19 Jan 2011

Was so pleased with my hanging garden (see yesterday’s tutorial post) that I did a paper cutout of it. That’s what I do when I’m happy – I get out my knife 🙂

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20 replies to “Hanging garden cutout”

  1. Lovely composition! I like your papercut even more than the actual plants 🙂

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  2. Oh wow! This is stunning!

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  3. This is a truly HAPPY picture! It makes me smile.

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  4. that’s really lovely heather. x

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  5. Lovely!

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  6. I love it… and the hanging garden too… if only plants didn’t die when I’m in charge.

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    • I have my doubts about how long this will last in my charge too. I’m probably going to kill it with kindness and overwatering 🙁 xx

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  7. Hahaha… how sinister that sounds! “That’s what I do when I’m happy – I get out my knife”

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  8. isn’t that the nice thing about having a creative channel? You can create things with your happiness! (I was going to say, isn’t it nice being a creative person, but we’re all creative!)

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  9. Stunning! Love the lines and shapes.

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  10. I am amazed! What a great cutout!

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  11. it’s beautiful! now i’ve got the cure’s “hanging garden” from waaaayyyyy back when looping in my head!

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    • Great to hear from you, Jen. Hope 2011 is going well so far and continues to do so.
      xx

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  12. I love the cutout, and the real thing! One of your gardens will definitely survive, mind you, you could kill the cutout with overwatering too 🙂
    I’ve been playing a bit with hanging gardens also, although mine was crocheted, but it’s alive and well and I planted it a few weeks before Christmas.

    http://www.cowgirlblues.co.za/2011/01/crochet-for-your-garden/

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  13. Hey, and it isn’t even Making Friday! How about that Making Friday-project, is it still on for 2011? I enjoyed having a peek at your new creations.

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    • Oh, Making Fridays are definitely on! I had a week long Making Friday earlier this year, which was a great kick-start to the 2011 chapter. Great to have you popping in. xx

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  14. looks really good!!!!!

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  16. Awesome..enuf said

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  17. Gosh this is lovely! It would make a swell tea towel!

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