Enrolling in Rutgers Cooperative Extension's Master Gardener program has made plants of all types an ever expanding source of inspiration for my art. As part of the program I will be completing some of the required sixty hours of volunteer work in the herb garden. The herbs above and below were created using papercut techniques.
Wow a master gardening program that is fantastic! I do like this art of plant and how can you go wrong with Cilantro. LOL Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteFantastic art! Happy PPF, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteLovely work!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! A great variation! Happy ppf!
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Oh Indira -- this is amazing! Thank you for joining us at Try It On Tuesday again!
ReplyDeleteI wish you a happy weekend!
oxo Susi
wow-such intricate paper cutting-beautiful! Good luck with your master gardener program. Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteGreat paper cuts
ReplyDeleteFantastic art work, the herbs look lovely and it is a great technique you used. Thank you for joining us at TioT's this time.
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Very beautiful paper cut artwork Indira and best wishes to you in Rutgers Cooperative Extension's Master Gardener Program! How wonderful~
ReplyDeleteBeing part of a gardening program sounds wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThen to take that to your art, yea. These are a joy to see.
Beautiful artwork! It's so nice to be joining a Master Gardening Group and then making art from the herbs you are tending. Perfect pairing I think! Have a great weekend. Hugz, Rasz
ReplyDeleteYour art is always amazingly original and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteTaking part on the programme you tell, is great. Enjoy!
Happy weekend ♥
I haven't seen anything like this before. Love it.
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteI particularly love the cilantro!!
ReplyDeleteFantabulous. . Great Ideas. Blessings, Janet PPF
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