Something decorative with pink roses, of course, is called for to keep Christmas cards during the holidays or to treasure at any time of year. This is a lid to a wooden box, with a cut-out so that the cards lying in the box can be viewed through the lid. I purchased the box over 15 years ago, and finally painted it just this last week. The design is from the book, Country Gardens from Cedar Crest. I love Mary Jo Leisure's designs. I admire how the line of her designs flow...with such ease and grace.
Roses are a favorite painting subject of mine, but I also like to paint blackberries, raspberries, and mulberries. I remember fondly the mulberry trees at my Aunt Eileen's house in Kansas. My cousins and I used to pick them and eat as many as we threw at one another. We all would have mulberry stains on our clothes, but I don't remember every getting in trouble for that! Everytime I see a mulberry, I think of Aunt Eileen and the fun we cousins had forming clubs, building club houses and mulberry fights. This Christmas, Aunt Eileen will remembered with every Christmas card I store in my new card box.
Thank you to Beverly for hosting Pink Saturday!
Friday, October 7, 2011
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