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Bouquets

autumn art

I am not a floral designer, and my bouquets for the teachers didn't look like masterpieces.
But the process itself... I played, and played, and played with dahlias til it got dark. So, the following pictures do not necessarily show the final arrangements.
























It was so nice to see the teachers' smiles.
Thank you all for your kind comments on September 1st and Dahlias and Dahlia Kingdom .
I will be happy to share them with Mark.
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26 comments:

  1. I love Dahlias - they're such a good plant for this time of year :)

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  2. Now that does look like fun! You must have had a blast arranging these most agreeable vase inhabitants. Such a variety too. Lucky teachers. :-)
    Frances

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  3. Your arrangements are beautiful...the meaning behind them makes them all the more special!!

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  4. Your Dahlias are so bright and cheery. Every picture is wonderful.

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  5. I think your bouquets are lovely! I am guessing the teachers were thrilled to have something so pretty on their desks!

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  6. Those dahlias just shine in your lovely bouguets. I think you need to join a garden club. Do you suppose you could arrange from there for my garden club here?;)

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  7. gorgeous!!!
    Lovely...I want one...

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  8. Those dahlias are so beautiful!

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  9. I think they are perfect and if you gave me a sweet bouquet like this I would love them! it's very nice tradition to give flowers to teachers the first day of school. gail

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  10. Now that's an amazing floral arrangement !!
    Your dahlias just wow me.

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  11. I love going to the Puyallup Fair & looking at the Flowers. Dahlias are gorgeous only mine have never done well ...

    Your photos of them are Fabulous ...

    The Fair is coming up .. I might have to go just to look e loo at them...

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  12. The dahlias are so beautiful that I expect the teachers were thrilled to get a bouquet. So thoughtful of you.

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  13. Well Tatyana I can say I am a Floral designer and your arrangements looks beautiful! love the dahlias!

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  14. Just beautiful -- all those lovely, bright colours! Enjoy them!

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  15. What an amazing display of sprays you have! Each and every one of them are beautiful, peaceful and inviting. I can almost smell them!

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  16. You clearly had a lovely time and they all look gorgeous I do hope you kept a few for yourself to enjoy.
    Try growing some from seed next year. i just posted on my blog today about my Dahlias.

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  17. Thanks for the post full of eye-candy! Those dahlias are so vivid; they look great in the vases.

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  18. Таня, какие, всё-таки, прекрасные цветы от природы! И улыбки на лицах от доброжелательных поступков человека!
    *Фотографии посмотрела с удовольствием!

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  19. Hi Tatyana - lucky teachers, what a bunch of beauties. I don't know anything about floral arranging principles but just figure nice flowers are always lovely to give and recieve! Happy 1st day of school to you and the family!

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  20. Your bouquets are simply beautiful and luscious, if I can use his word. I love seeing dahlias on your site. You love them so much and that shows in the way you present them.

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  21. WOW! What a feast for the eyes!

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  22. As a former teacher, I know I would have been so appreciative of such a beautiful and thoughtful gift to start the year. They're gorgeous, Tatyana!

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  23. Beautiful bouquets to those very lucky teachers

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  24. I thought they were beautiful in the garden, but the bouquets you made are even better! I bet you made a few teachers pretty darn happy with those.

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  25. Tatyana your arrangements are as lovely as any "professional" and even lovelier as your flowers are so stunning. I love flower arrangements with mostly one variety of blossoms. What abundance! What lucky teachers!!! How good to honor them for they have one of the most important and difficult jobs and are not always appreciated enough!

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  26. All of the bouquets are spectacular. They must have been so pleased!

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