An image from the English Rose Sheet.

Summer Flowers Collage Sheets

English Rose

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Iris

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Ophelia #3 (Pansies)

From Ophelia's "mad scene" speech in Hamlet: "There's rosemary, that's for remembrance; pray, love, remember: and there is pansies, that's for thoughts."

"Pansies" were "pensées," or "thoughts," in French, a language much enmeshed with the English language of Elizabethan times.

Many more images of Ophelia are on the Theatre page.

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The Court of Flora

From 19th century engravings by JJ Grandville. Victorian women representing garden flowers, from sumptuous Lady Tulip to a sad, young Forget-me-not.

See a close-up.

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Charm by Design Team Member Barbe Saint John using a 3/4" Round Brass Pendant, Small Opaque Red and Blue Flower Beads, a Filigree Fan, an Antique Gold Metal Flower and an image from The Court of Flora Collage Sheet (click the thumbnail photo to see all the components).

 
Roses #1

Sleeping Beauty is also known as Briar Rose.

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Roses #2

Includes an image from Alice in Wonderland. This sheet as clear stickers would make great borders around the edges of a collage.

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Cinderella Borders

More Cinderella Collage Sheets.

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My Lady's Garden

This is a half-page sheet (5.5" x 8.5"). It's a good starter/trial size if you haven't used a fabric collage sheet (and the long strips of flower borders are good for binding the edges of a tiny fabric quilt square). If you order 2, you'll get a full-size sheet (with 2 copies of the design)

This is a variation of the "Mary, Mary, quite contrary" rhyme (see below). Here's a close-up.

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Quite Contrary #1

Mary, Mary, quite contrary,
How does your garden grow?
With silver bells and cockle shells
And pretty maids all in a row.

Some other versions have evolved over the centuries.

More Mother Goose collage sheets.

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Quite Contrary #2

I couldn't resist... so many beautiful illustrations of this poem have been drawn in the two centuries.

More images of seashells are on the Beach page. And real seashells are here.

The quiltie sample below is by Design Team Member Frieda Oxenham using Jewel Flowers in Tin and Small Blue Opaque Flower Beads.

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