Flowers

Lucy and Mat’s romantic Australian bush wedding is stylish, fun and full of surprises from start to finish, including a late night doughnut van!

Ann’s current work is directly inspired by historical botanical prints. She manipulates paper and wire, using drawing and cutting with sharp embroidery scissors. Ann utilizesfine cuts to achieve realistic yet fanciful butterfly wings and flowers. These sculpted creations are then hand sewn on to wool and velvet backgrounds then framed in vintage frame stock. The work is delicate and direct with a nod to craftsmanship from long ago.

Art just feels more arty when it's on canvas,Custom hand-stretched for your order,Vibrant colors on gallery-grade canvas,Semi-gloss coating protects against moisture and UV light,Printed image wraps approximately 1/4 inch (6mm) over the edges; the sides are white,Hanging hardware included for both portrait and landscape orientations

The Pink Eucalyptus Blossom print is part of a series of Australian native flora prints I have worked on over the Spring of 2017. Please see my other listings to see the other prints in this series. The paper size is slightly larger than A4, so that it can be framed in an A3 frame with mount. Alternatively it could be trimmed slightly to fit straight in to an A4 frame. It will fit off-the-shelf frames. The A3 print is slightly larger than A3 and will also fit off-the-shelf A3 frames. (Frame…

Custom printed for pretty much every special thing there is,Digitally printed cards on heavyweight stock,Uncoated blank interior provides a superior writing surface,Each card comes with a kraft envelope for mailing or gifting

Simple arrangements with lots of flower power!

More than just another blossom, they're blooms with attitude. - by Better Homes and Gardens

5500 azaleas can't be wrong: a hardy, beautiful QLD garden. In Barbara McGeoch's Queensland garden, exotic flowers mingle with natives - and thanks to her expert gardening, everything is thriving.

An attractive ornamental that produces stunning large bright crimson flowers up to 7 cm across from early autumn to late spring. A low spreading shrub mallee can grow up to 3 m high with grey brown smooth bark and blue grey foliage.

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