I popped into the Artists Playroom to see what was happening
only to discover they were all in the reading room
making bookmarks
I thought "I can do that"
So I looked at my tags as they are really useful bookmarks
but could'nt decide which one to use
so I went back to my gardening
Hehe, that's funny. Encourage the Doodlies to read, they may find it useful one foggy day ;)
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What a fun and cute collection of tag book marks! I can see this style is becoming very popular, and why not? They are fantastic! waving hi from the hills of North Carolina :)
ReplyDeleteSo glad you found the Artist's Playroom. Love you Doodly birds even more now (if that was possible). Fabulous.
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Hi Lynn all your lovely tags fits nicely as bookmarks, love your doodly birds they are so sweet. Wish you a wonderful weekend.
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I just love that doodly bird with his wellies on - oh and the wonderful passion flower that he is watering. Have a nice rest of the weekend - sorry this is so late! Anne x
ReplyDeleteso glad you have found the artists play room and I have found your blog... these tags are really lovely and would make wonderful bookmarks ... they are so beautifully made...xx
ReplyDeleteThese are very fun and creative - which means YOU are fun and creative:-)
ReplyDeleteLove the Doodle Birds...too cute!
ReplyDeleteblessings,
Cindy♥
Just adore your doodle birds.. such happy creations Lyn.. I would love to swap with you.. you have my address can I have yours please... Hugs May x x x#4
ReplyDeleteI think any of the above tags will work as a book mark, why don't you throw the names in a hat and pick one.
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http://queenartoypia.blogspot.com.au/
I love your birdies. Happy belated WOYWW. Send your address to me - teddybob@live.co.uk, and I will get an ATC in the post to you on Saturday. Ali x #171
ReplyDeleteHello to the doodly birds! How good to come and read. It is a great way to visit places without having to leave the room (or even the couch!)
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting blog, introduced by a thought-provoking photo. The unusual wall painting of the dwellings is
ReplyDeletealso a strangely modern interpretation. Something like this hieroglyphic view of a park by Swiss painter Paul Klee, http://EN.WahooArt.com/A55A04/w.nsf/OPRA/
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The image can be seen at wahooart.com who can supply you with a canvas print of it.
Thank you Peter,the header picture is my studio
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