>> Thank you for the Second time in this subject Pat,
>> I again thank you for asking how i was , and i thank you for
>> correcting Brenda`s mistake,
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>See! Even we can agree sometimes! LOL! Glad you were just busy and not >ill, anyway.
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By "new" do you mean modern? If so, no - I don`t much like modern buildings - I`m in the middle of an old Tudor Hall, though - nearly finished it really, but was sidetracked onto something else!
Pat
Thank you Pat ,, by New i meant new work by YOU , but since i knew you work on `buildings` i phrased it this way ,, A Tudor Hall ! WOW !!! mirjam
I LOVE the old timbered buildings - so interesting both to design and stitch, and we have a lot of them around here! Also there`s usually a lot of old trees surrounding them, and colourful gardens, so you get a nice lot of variety. You can often use a well placed tree, shrub or climber to hide some of the difficult angles, too!!! Pots of flowers are handy for that, as well - Artistic licence!
Pat
Aha timbered ,,, there are 2 places where i saw Stone building where stone parts `imitate timbers , one was somewhere in Belgium .An old Border castle built by the German people who ruled the place. "Limburg ' was under various rulers. The other is here in Haifa, in the part that was built by the Tepmpelars who built colonies in varios places in Israel. A flower pot as a Nice solution for too complicatecd a detail , i like that !!! very clever idea. From time to time i see this BBC program about making gardens in tiny places ,, real cute and very innovative ,, thus your idea is great ... mirjam
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