New photo on RCTNP

Hi all

I've made a tea cosy for an elderly friend for Christmas, and I am so
pleased with the result that I've posted a couple of Pics of it on RCTNP.

I'd be thrilled to know what others think of the colours - I have no colour
sense at all so always choose very safe neutrals.......boring - I wish I had
the confidence to be more adventurous.

Cheers

Joanne
Perth, Western Australia

"The Lady Gardener" wrote in message
...
Hi all

I've made a tea cosy for an elderly friend for Christmas, and I am so
pleased with the result that I've posted a couple of Pics of it on RCTNP.

I'd be thrilled to know what others think of the colours - I have no
colour
sense at all so always choose very safe neutrals.......boring - I wish I
had
the confidence to be more adventurous.

Cheers

Joanne
Perth, Western Australia



Hi Joanne - your work is beautiful!!

Your friend is sooooo lucky!!!

mag

"The Lady Gardener" wrote in message
...
Hi all

I've made a tea cosy for an elderly friend for Christmas, and I am so
pleased with the result that I've posted a couple of Pics of it on RCTNP.

I'd be thrilled to know what others think of the colours - I have no
colour
sense at all so always choose very safe neutrals.......boring - I wish I
had
the confidence to be more adventurous.

Cheers

Joanne
Perth, Western Australia

It's beautiful. I'm sure your friend will love it.

I kind of like the colors the way they are. There's something elegant about
subdued and I don't see it as boring at all.
Lucille

On Dec 16, 4:39*am, "The Lady Gardener"
wrote:
Hi all

I've made a tea cosy for an elderly friend for Christmas, and I am so
pleased with the result that I've posted a couple of Pics of it on RCTNP.

I agree with Lucille on the colors...elegant colors for an elegant
design. Unless the elderly friend is a former psychedelic-tie-die-
loving hippie, s/he will be very happy with the gift!

color sense. I always used to think I had no color sense,
either. After some nudging from people here, I started trying
different things. Once you try, it becomes easier and easier and your
"eye" will tell you if colors will work together. Or not. LOL If
*I* think they look good together, I go for it!

Spread your wings and fly, Joanne!

Joan

Joan E. wrote:
On Dec 16, 4:39 am, "The Lady Gardener"
wrote:
Hi all

I've made a tea cosy for an elderly friend for Christmas, and I am so
pleased with the result that I've posted a couple of Pics of it on RCTNP.

I agree with Lucille on the colors...elegant colors for an elegant
design. Unless the elderly friend is a former psychedelic-tie-die-
loving hippie, s/he will be very happy with the gift!

color sense. I always used to think I had no color sense,
either. After some nudging from people here, I started trying
different things. Once you try, it becomes easier and easier and your
"eye" will tell you if colors will work together. Or not. LOL If
*I* think they look good together, I go for it!

Spread your wings and fly, Joanne!

Joan

Where do I get to see the picture?

"pecan" wrote in message
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Joan E. wrote:
On Dec 16, 4:39 am, "The Lady Gardener"
wrote:

Snipped for brevity.............


Spread your wings and fly, Joanne!

Joan

Where do I get to see the picture?

either the yahoo group RCTNP or
http://theworldslargestcollectionofs....blogspot.com/ it was posted a
couple of days ago, so just scroll down.

Cheers

Joanne

On 12/16/08 5:39 AM, in article
, "The Lady Gardener"
wrote:

Hi all

I've made a tea cosy for an elderly friend for Christmas, and I am so
pleased with the result that I've posted a couple of Pics of it on RCTNP.

I'd be thrilled to know what others think of the colours - I have no colour
sense at all so always choose very safe neutrals.......boring - I wish I had
the confidence to be more adventurous.

Cheers

Joanne
Perth, Western Australia


I finally got a chance to take a look - it is lovely

Cheryl