
Native to South Africa. Treasure flower is a
popular African daisy. This plant is attractive
to bees, butterflies and birds.
Taken on a gorgeous fall day in Madison, Wi.
We were out biking and stopped at the UW
Madison Botanical Garden between Lathrop
Hall and Chamberlein Hall on the way home.

embossing powder and machine embroidery
then embellished with lucite flower and leaf
beads

Most popular edible flower in America. It taste
like mild pea flavors and is good with salad.
Last year I bought some viola flowers for the
container.

It is done with felt and embossing powder then
embellished with lucite flower and leaf beads.
7 comments:
Both pages are beautiful Jean, I especially love the Afriacn Daisy as it has long been a favorite flower of mine & you have captured its likeness perfectly
These pages are so lovely and just made me smile a lot. You have captured those flowers wonderfully!
Kathy V in NM
Those look great! I'm very partial to the daisy. Very nice.
Arline
very, very nice, Jean!
I'm with ellen, both pages are so beautiful, I can't pick a favorite of the two...YGG!
Your love for and understanding of flowers certainly comes through in these two pages!
The embossing powder idea is something I haven't heard of but it makes a unique background for your flowers which look wonderful.
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