My petal fascination continues. It is amazing how simple craft, that doesn't require much effort or thought, can be so absorbing and delightful!
Having had a chance to live in a house with a beautiful garden with lovely flowers blooming all the time, I couldn't resist the urge to press the fallen flower petals in a book and use them for cards and letters! Here are some petals from a sweetly scented pink rose and a very beautiful (and vain) poppy!On the full moon day, the 3rd of July, was Guru Pournima, the Indian festival where one expresses gratitude and pays respect to their teachers. On that occasion, this picture is for all the teachers I've been lucky to have and from whom I have learnt so much.
You are the North Star to my ship... And I am eternally grateful for your kind guidance.
The preparation, involving the cutting and mounting of all our work, was tiring but fun. There's Katie Mountford (classmate and friend) busy cutting out her wonderful little animal pencil drawings! 
And this was the first time I had framed my original work. I must say I was pleased. It just looks so different when its presented like that! 
