Seeing things through the eyes of a child is very interesting. They see the world with such delight. I love the attention to detail that children give to certain objects or things. These drawings were given to me by Ginger and Gracelyn, darling daughters of Revee from Country Roads. I am entering them in the Wildflowers in Winter contest this week in the catagory of "children's art". Although both drawings depict tea themes, if you look carefully there are flowers, wild ones to be sure, throughout. The teapots and teacups have floral decor and if you observe closely you'll note that the stitchery sampler has a flower as its central theme. Did you note the other details in the drawings? I love the needle, complete with eye and thread. The spilled tea is interesting and I feel like wiping it up immediately (or else like telling someone not to jiggle the tea table!). And each individual sugar cube in the sugar bowl makes me want to prepare a hot cuppa tea right now! The scissors are accurately detailed and I believe the rectangle hanging over the edge of the table is yardage just waiting to be cut out for the next project.
They did a great job with all the details....Mary
ReplyDeleteIt's really quite wonderful! Makes me smile.
ReplyDeleteJody
Now that's just beautiful! Those girls are so darling, and very talented!
ReplyDeleteKatherine
What an adorable tea party picture.
ReplyDeleteOh, thank you so much for entering our pictures in the contest! You are right that the rectangle is fabric. I hope you enjoyed the tea. Love, Ginger
ReplyDeleteWonderful budding artists! I, too, am amazed at all that detail!
ReplyDeleteWhat great pictures, Gracelyn and Ginger! Aren't they talented? I've had the privilege of receiving some of their art also and display it probably on my fridge. :o)
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