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It is a hydrangea in blossom in Ueno Park. It is a little difficult to apply the focus to corner. It confused in my head.
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上野公園のあじさいです。隅っこに焦点を持ってくるのってなかなか難しいですね。頭の中が混乱しました！
Variation on Shuzo Fujimoto's hydrangea by Meenakshi Mukerji. She generously shared a hint how to make it with me. I really love the result! :)
In fact it's using the same idea as my hydrangea ribbon box, but I wasn't even thinking about it... And it's so simple and ingenious little change! Wonderful! :)
As I just realized, Sara Adams already made an instructional video for this model...
15 cm square of bicolor kami paper, final size is 5 cm (one third of original size).
I love the multicolored bright pastel colors of the bud cluster on these hydrangeas...The blooms are pretty spectacular too!
Just keeping track of what is blooming well in the garden...[Explored]
Many thanks dear guys for your comments and faves, very much appreciated ❤️❤️
Designer: Shuzo Fujimoto
Modell/model: Hydrangea
Format/size: square of 25 cm
Paper: Duo craft paper ; second lid: metallized giftwrapping paper
Units: one for the hydrangea
Diagramm: www.britishorigami.info/academic/johnsmith/hydrangea_john...
Tutorial: Sara Adams
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Y3EcpOSSRs&feature=player_em...
Box-Base: modular, 4 units, Tonpapier
Die Hydrangea - Faltung habe ich letztes Jahr auf dem Treffen in Freising gelernt. Gigi Gaisbauer hatte einen Workshop so gut gemacht, dass selbst ich mit ein paar kleinen Hilfestellungen gut mitkam. Nochmals herzlichen Dank Gigi!
Die Hydrangea-Faltung ist einfach wunderschön!
I couldn't help myself.
Yesterday I was in Vancouver for an appointment with an eye specialist who I see for diabetic eye care. He gave me the best possible report regarding the state of my eyes and how well I am controlling my blood sugars. YAY!
Afterwards my sister and I went to a nursery (our favourite one). Because Vancouver nurseries are so much better than Squamish nurseries I just couldn't help myself. Let's just say my sister's SUV was quite full coming home.
Purchase photos to follow I'm sure.
Taken with Lensbaby Composer, Sweet 35 Optic. Real toss up between this and B&W, but this one works better I think.
This has been the best year ever for hydrangeas! They come in almost every hue, creating a splash of colour everywhere they're planted, retaining beauty even after they've finished blooming (dried hydrangeas make effective flower arrangements).
Hydrangeas are normally white, but the species we see most often is H. Macrophylla, that produces colours depending on the pH balance of the soil. Acid soil produces blue, alkaline pink, and neutral white or cream.