Blueberry Gnomes-Peg Dolls in Progress
I love holly bushes with their waxy bright green leaves and bright red berries. So last winter I designed a holly berry gnome.
I love edible berries, in fact they are my favorite kind of fruit and pie to eat. In anticipation of blueberry season I went searching for the right color glass beads for a blueberry gnome. And I found them!
Peg dolls come in various sizes although the most common seems to be the 3 inch size which is third from the right in the following photo. Have you worked with all the different sizes?
I use the pegs on the right for gnomes and flower fairies; the ones on the left for angels and witches.
With his hat this gnome is 4 inches tall. The color of blueberries ranges from a greenish blue in their young stage to a very dark almost black blue when fully ripe. So I used various shades of blue for his garments and beard.
This strawberry, fresh off the vine wanted the join the fun.
Holly berry gnome and blue berry gnome hanging out:
They will soon be joined by other berry friends that are on studio table in progress: mistletoe berry, juniper berry, bittersweet berry and perhaps others.
Any ideas?
I love edible berries, in fact they are my favorite kind of fruit and pie to eat. In anticipation of blueberry season I went searching for the right color glass beads for a blueberry gnome. And I found them!
Peg dolls come in various sizes although the most common seems to be the 3 inch size which is third from the right in the following photo. Have you worked with all the different sizes?
I use the pegs on the right for gnomes and flower fairies; the ones on the left for angels and witches.
With his hat this gnome is 4 inches tall. The color of blueberries ranges from a greenish blue in their young stage to a very dark almost black blue when fully ripe. So I used various shades of blue for his garments and beard.
This strawberry, fresh off the vine wanted the join the fun.
Holly berry gnome and blue berry gnome hanging out:
They will soon be joined by other berry friends that are on studio table in progress: mistletoe berry, juniper berry, bittersweet berry and perhaps others.
Any ideas?
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