They have a magnificent tree named Pohutukawa which is smothered in scarlet puffball flowers. My circles are to suggest the flower closed, from above and then opened.
I think Pixieoze from Margaret Bremner is the only design I have borrowed but apologise if anything else is taken :)
I can't believe you not only opened the packet, but actually used one of your new tan tiles! Well done! Now breathe and relax!
ReplyDeleteHehe..you could probably hear me hyperventilating from Worthing! Cheeky minx lol x
DeleteWe have something similar in San Diego,California, I didn't know what they were called, so I call them pompoms. I love to watch them unfurl. Love your tile. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Nic :) These are Metrosideros excelsa if you want to google them. I live in Spain, being in California do you have trouble with your pens, ink etc drying in the dry heat too? Any brilliant tips lol?
DeleteLove your tangles on the Renaissance tile. Really nice! 👍🤗
ReplyDeleteThank you Patty :)
DeleteThank you Anne :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful organic!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely piece!
ReplyDeleteThat's very kind Jean :)
DeleteThanks Anja :)
ReplyDeleteI love your tile and I love the inspiration. My hubby is from New Zealand and I was hoping to go there one day, but probably won't make it. I love the way you have interpreted the flora and fauna, so beautifully rendered!
ReplyDeleteOh Lezli you have made my day! What a lovely comment and I truly hope you get to see NZ as it is the most beautiful place I have ever been. It also has my sister and her family so very precious x
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