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dieuwertje

100 days of painting – the project in which I daily painted what’s in bloom in my garden – brought me a lot: good painting practice, new followers and many new floral designs. Come have a look at my garden

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#100DAYPROJECT

100 days of painting in my garden is an Instagram project I’m doing right now. Every day I start with a simple painting of flowers or plants that grow in my garden (or my neighbor’s). Follow me on Instagram to view the results.

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spring!

At last, spring has come. My garden needs taking care of, my feet are yearning for slippers. But also in-house many things are growing. You can read about it here in my newsletter.

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Jam labels

Picking your own fruit and turning it into jam is fun. Dress up your pots with these hand drawn jam labels. They suit universal labels size 70 x 42,3 mm. I drew them in black & white, all you have to do is colour them in! You can download the labels here below (pdf), but make sure it is only for personal use, not for commercial purposes.

jam labels dieuwertjemaakt

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DIY midsommarkransar

Apart from designing floral and botanical prints, I’m a floral freak and gardener. I love any job with flowers! For a performance of The Swedish mezzo-soprano Helena van Heel and the Dutch GoYa string quartet I was asked to make flower garlands in Scandinavian style. Midsommarkransar, with real flowers from my own garden, I must add. If you want to try it out for yourself: here’s my tutorial to do it (pdf). Have fun!

DIY midsommarkransar

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Stationery

Have started sketching for a stationery project. These designs are going to be chock-full with flowers and leaves, just like my own garden. I love designing for paper products and somehow always end up with square designs…

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June newsletter

There’s many a wild flower in my neighbourhood. I picked a few of these spring flowers right before they were mown. I’m using them in one of my designs. You can read about it in my June newsletter right here

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