My 'Butterflies and Roses' Roseart
ron_and_susan
13 years ago
This makes 232 Roseart�s I have done since starting on this hobby a few years ago and I will have to say this work ranks in the top 10. The roses I used (All Pink) are Bantry Bay(3), Coleraine(4) and last Diadem. I added the blue butterflies for effect.�Enjoy--Ron
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