No. 11 Fairy Lane
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| Tangles: Diva Dance, Hollibaugh, Opus, Pearlz, Printemps, Striping, Tipple |
No. 12 Fairy Lane
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| Tangles: Black Pearlz, Florz, Opus, Printemps |
No. 13 Fairy Lane
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| Tangles: Brix, N'Zeppel, Printemps, Sanibelle, Tagh, Tipple |
Nos. 14-A and 14-B Fairy Lane
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| Tangles: Flux, Hurly Burly, Opus, Printemps, Roxi, Sanibelle, Snaylz, Tipple, Zinger |
No. 15 Fairy Lane
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| Tangles: Brix, Finery, Flux, 'Nzeppel, Tipple |
To view Nos. 1-5 go here.
To view Nos. 6-10 go here.
I'm wondering if this may be the end of the street...
Love these little houses on Fairy Lane!
ReplyDeleteLovely lovely! I love your fairy lane tiles!
ReplyDeleteEach of these pieces are so gorgeous and amazing
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Absolutely enchanted!
ReplyDeleteYour Fairy Lane tiles are gorgeous :-))
ReplyDeleteoh! it is so calling... wish I was in you drawn world
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely awesome!
ReplyDeleteI am sure this is not the end of the neighborhood. It is going to become, very quickly, a desirable place to live! I predict the architect will be flooded with fairy requests for more wonderfully individualistic designs and she will, after a short hiatus, be compelled to design more extraordinary buildings for discerning fairies of all stripes! People will come from all around to find pleasure and soul-strengthening joy as they walk the streets. Don't rush the neighborhood, but don't neglect it either!
ReplyDeleteHaha Jakki! I think you may be correct. Without doubt, there are more houses in my future.
DeleteI wonder if you get tired of words like "fabulous", "great", and other superlatives that just lose meaning after awhile. So I LOVED Jakki's comments! My own thoughts were more that how your mind works in so intriguing...moving from "wonky" streets to a fairyland...here in the north words it is mushroom time. Am thinking I need to do a mushroom series. Because mushrooms seem like little structures from an imaginary place...they come in the night and are often not there long and come in amazing shapes and colors!
DeleteAbsolutely beautiful, they are ALL breathtaking! Couldn't agree more with Jakki, they are happy, peaceful and magical, they touch the soul!...please let us have more :-)
ReplyDeleteSoooooooo delightfully charming, Margaret!! You have inspired me to create something similar, perhaps a mosaic of 3, for my 8-year-old granddaughter who loves art and loves to tangle with me! Maybe I'll even do 4 sets of 3 to honor the seasons ... oh the possibilities ... !! Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful tiny houses! I love them all. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Margaret, I have been following your art on the eco-dyed paper you make. I want to try the eco-dyed method. I will be visiting Florida soon and I am going to collect some leaves and try making the paper when I return. What kind of art paper do you use and how many layers can I tie together and cook? I love all your art.
ReplyDeleteDiane, if you’re planning to draw on the paper you’ll want to use something fairly smooth. I have some Arches w/c paper I’ve been using, because I don’t do w/c anymore! But Stonehenge, Tiepolo, etc would be good too. Definitely rag paper, no wood pulp. I generally stack about a dozen sheets, but it would depend on what will fit in your pot.
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