I did these little watercolor studies of mosses from our garden
and wasn't sure how to frame them
you see - they are just so - L I T T L E
(only about 2 and half inches)
and I had these little tart pans on my desk
an "aha" moment
born out of not putting things away and just leaving them out
I punched little holes and threaded a wire for a hanger
... framing problem solved!
very creative little frames. they turned out really cute.
ReplyDeleteAWESOME idea! So cute!
ReplyDeletexoxoxo
Sweet little paintings. Don't you love the diversity of mosses when you stop to take a good look?
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute! Kimmie, you are very talented!
ReplyDeleteVery clever! You are doing such tiny little things, I love it!
ReplyDeleteYou amaze me.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful !!! so lovely !! love it !
ReplyDeleteVery clever, very creative and so, so cute. xx
ReplyDeleteamazing the detail you can get on such a tiny canvas. my hand would shake if i tried anything so small. clever frames too as long as you dont forget and try to eat the paintings.
ReplyDeleteThese miniatures in tins are wonderful. I am always amazed at how glorious mosses and their tiny blooms are and how they shine in sunlight. wonderful idea. xox Corrine
ReplyDeletedear kimmie!!!!!!!!!!how lovelyyyyyyyyyyyyy and original and beautifull your minnie paints!!!! l love your art...you make simple things so special...and that is magic!!muchos besossss kimmie!!!
ReplyDeleteSo inspired! Really very cool!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute idea!
ReplyDeleteJust great! You are painting up a storm...so enjoying seeing your work!
ReplyDeleteso very clever! i saw these in your shop!! beautiful studies! i am a moss lover too...i made a little jar garden at the cabin...we have great moss growing all about up there...
ReplyDeleteSo lovely, your pieces of art :) Love them!
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