The collection is filled with representations of specific moments, as well as, some imaginings of the life and times this house certainly has seen since 1900- all with a friendly, showy, Southern twist. A beautiful mother robin was named “Aphrodite” when she nested and welcomed her hatchlings atop our porch column that rises over the foxgloves. My neighbor’s abelia shrubs graciously spill over the fence line between us and attract a fleet of swallowtail butterflies in the “Neighborly” print. My dear friend gifted our new home with a stunning peony bush portrayed in “Housewarming.” All these graceful bends in branches and blooms are supported by an exciting array of hand-drawn florals and geometrics that mix eras and styles.
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ALU: PWAH209.PERIWINKLE; Free Spirit Fabrics
