Yes, the dear Lord knows best. I am participating in a felted wool stitch along and planned to use a leaf shape. Try as I might the ones I cut freehand did not look right. I went to the yard found suitable leaves and traced those for patterns. Perfect! So not only did He create a beautiful palette for you, He created a perfect pattern for me! Debbie
Nice photos, Susan, of one of my favorite flowers. Are your the white ones? I usually don't deadhead ours till spring as I enjoy seeing the dried ones out there during our winter rains.
Oh to have these in my yard. Next to the rose the hydrangea flowers are my favorite. The colors are just glorious. I hope you are going to hang and dry them. what a gorgeous winter bouquet.
Thank you for your wonderful photos. I just love hydrangeas, and the colours of yours have inspired me. Have been working on my greyscale piece that I printed onto linen, and chose lime/avacado as the main colour. Have been puzzling over what other colours to use with this and here they are in your pictures.so hope you dont mind if I steal the colour scheme of these lovely flowers, of gorgeous colours.
I think we should always look to nature for our colour schemes...because mother nature knows best..
It's always a happy day when I see that you've stopped by and left a note. Thanks for taking the time to send me your beautiful thoughts. I try to comment back when life isn't too hectic and when Blogger has your email.
Happy Day to you too Susan - it's the little every day treasures which enrich our lives the most.
ReplyDeleteYes, the dear Lord knows best. I am participating in a felted wool stitch along and planned to use a leaf shape. Try as I might the ones I cut freehand did not look right. I went to the yard found suitable leaves and traced those for patterns. Perfect! So not only did He create a beautiful palette for you, He created a perfect pattern for me!
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Your hydrangeas are so very beautiful. I love these colors you have referenced. This is inspiration at its purest form...Nature! Happy Autumn...
ReplyDeletethankyou so much for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful color combo! Thanks for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color scheme- nature is so full of inspiration if we only look closely.. Thanks for sharing such beautiful blooms...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I love seeing the world through your eyes/lens. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHi Susan. You certainly are learning all the tricks with that camera!! These look like pics from a mag.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, absolutely.
Happy day today, even happier tomorrow!!
Nice photos, Susan, of one of my favorite flowers. Are your the white ones? I usually don't deadhead ours till spring as I enjoy seeing the dried ones out there during our winter rains.
ReplyDeleteDelicious colours - there are so many wonderful colour schemes in the garden, aren't there!
ReplyDeleteThis color combination always reminds me of Spring (and of asparagus!). Gorgeous photos.
ReplyDeleteOh to have these in my yard. Next to the rose the hydrangea flowers are my favorite. The colors are just glorious. I hope you are going to hang and dry them. what a gorgeous winter bouquet.
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FredaB
Very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLeave it to the creator to provide the perfect color palette!!
ReplyDeleteIncredible photos of the hydrangeas!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures of hydrangeas!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your wonderful photos. I just love hydrangeas, and the colours of yours have inspired me. Have been working on my greyscale piece that I printed onto linen, and chose lime/avacado as the main colour. Have been puzzling over what other colours to use with this and here they are in your pictures.so hope you dont mind if I steal the colour scheme of these lovely flowers, of gorgeous colours.
ReplyDeleteI think we should always look to nature for our colour schemes...because mother nature knows best..