the only thing sprinkling
from watering cans
in my neck of the woods
is
snow!
Seems the winter fairy has entered spring.
4 fresh inches this week
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How sweet Tammie Lee :) I love it! It's funny I was just saying to Michael yesterday that Mother Nature's watering can is full of snow for me this week lol! Kindred minds in our climates! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Rain.
DeleteSeems it will be a later Spring.
Yes, you were indeed an dhow true.
DeleteOh my! Six! I won't complain about our two. But it's still sprinkling!
ReplyDeleteSprinkling snow ;-)
DeleteThe Winter Fairy popped over here today too and made our garden beautiful again.
ReplyDeleteWhat a seriously lovely painting. Is that your pretty house with the three enchanted trees? I see it is warm and cosy inside with a log fire burning.
Hi Sheila, this is loosely based on my wee cabin. I think you are right about the enchanted trees, I think all trees are enchanting beings. Yes, my wood stove is going...... It is above freezing at the moment, so slowly snow is melting.
DeleteThat is so precious....I love your snow fairy...what better way to use your watering can. Love the soft and snowy feeling I get...burrr.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Wanda. It has been a cold start to spring here.
DeleteLovely evening to you~
your snow fairy loves the snow and soon she will pour spring over the house. A beautiful picture!
ReplyDeletegreetings Elke
We are starting to wish for spring.
DeleteLovely whimsical take, so sorry about that snow ...boo!
ReplyDeleteThank you for enjoying.
DeleteTo be honest: I love snow!
ReplyDeleteLovely drawing!
Thank you Dori. I love snow too.
Deletethis is so adorable! & such a quaint little cabin.
ReplyDeletehave a lovely day.
Thank you Lissa. lovely day to you too.
Deletethe snow is a pita but you have made a lovely piece of art from having to deal with it :) its a cute little winter scene :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Jennifer~
DeleteThat fairy must have relatives that have been visiting here. I think your picture would make a beautiful Christmas card. I love the multi-colored trees. This is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your lovely message.
DeleteIt looks a bit like a Christmas card to me too.
I would never thought of a watering can and snow together but the way Mother Nature has been acting...this is perfect
ReplyDeleteprompts can be like that and inspire new thoughts. like what is my watering can doing, sure isn't free flowing water in it.
DeleteGosh, I so love your illo here, Tammie. I love how your broke it up into two parts so we got to follow the stream down and then discover the sweet lil house scene lower down. Perfect adn unique interpretation. Thank you so much! Wonderful having you back again here, btw. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for enjoying this Michael. I do enjoy joining in.
DeleteAnother snow storm tonight!
I love your illustration, Tammy...you've captured that soft, powdery feel of snow! Clever take on the theme!
ReplyDeleteThank you Serena, painting snow is still an unknown to me.
DeleteBeautifully done Tammy Lee ... perfect for what is happening at my house too only we only had 1.5 inches of snow. Your painting is exquisite and your ideas refreshing. The fresh air in Montana must be good for you.
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From the Sol
This is so beautiful - even though it's about more snow falling. Hope you get warm weather soon.
ReplyDeleteVery true we are going to get more snow again this evening again in Indiana, makes it a little more difficult to come up with seeds and water cans. I really like what you have done with your water can.
ReplyDeleteTeeheeehee, this is so adorable. I think it would make a great little holiday card. And even though there may be four inches of snow, your little cabin looks very warm and cozy. :)
ReplyDeleteNo surprise that you had a fairy using the watering can, but how fun that it turned out to be snow she was sprinkling!
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