Wednesday 5 July 2017

Diva challenge #323

A difficult challenge by Laura this week: create a tile that reflects your home. I can think of a million ideas reflecting my country - the Netherlands. The people around me make me feel at home, but I rather tangle a typical Dutch setting: a windmill and some tulips ;-)

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14 comments:

  1. A charming response to this week's challenge. Perfect. The color is just the right touch too.

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  2. I love your windmill, Ilse. I did visit the Netherlands many years ago and was disappointed to not see even one windmill. Could be because they were taking us through in the dead of night in a bus? Anyway, I love your happy tile!

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  3. Love the windmill Ilse, I'm still thinking what to do but you may have given me an idea.

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  4. Your tangle is delightful!

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  5. Inderdaad, erg Hollands :-) Leuk bedacht en mooi uitgevoerd Ilse!

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  6. Yes, windmills and tulips is what comes to mind when I think of Holland - and one more thing: your wooden shoes. Beautiful tile, Ilse.

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  7. Oh, I see the Moulin Rouge ! :)

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  8. Haven't been to the Netgerlands but this tile reflects what I think of when I think of your country!😄👏👏👏

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  9. Ilse, you have made a very beautiful and peaceful tile showing your national pride. I like the artistry in that tile and notice everything in that tile is a reminder of a peaceful world. Thank you, Ilse for visiting my blog and expressing yourself concerning my national sentiment. You are the best.

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  10. A pretty and lighthearted tile that reminds me that what seems a cliche is still a fair symbol sometimes. The windmill, after all, represents the Netherlands' mastery of the elements, the tulips are a source of both beauty and pride. Lovely.

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  11. Your tile made me smile. I love the windmill and the multi-colored tuliips.

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  12. Lovely and light. Looks like you love your very special country.

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