In my garden there is.....
An action plan to save the bees
A journal spread for this monthe theme at
If you follow this link HERE
it will take you to the board to see all the inspirational pages
that have been posted so far this month.
The pages were sprayed with paint as well as mop ups from other projects, then stenciled .
Once again I reached for my free magazines,
where the main scene was fussy cut.
Some of the bees were added digitally after I had taken the photo.
Bees are attracted to bright colours, and I liked the 2nd point on the list
to cut the grass less often.
Thank you for calling in to see me , your visits are always welcome.
Wonderful page Yvonne, thanks for another great and interesting contribution to AJJ. Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteLove your title and a fab page xx{aNNie}
ReplyDeleteHow nice you give action to bees ;) They are busy, useful creatures.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful garden page.
Have a great summer day xx
Another sweet magazine article to use in your journal! We have lots of bees around our place, I keep them busy with all my flowers I have around.
ReplyDeleteI think this is my favorite all month Yvonne. I love the colors and also the theme. I have a bee action plan going too. You did a fantastic job with this-almost Eric Carle like. Have a great week. And thanks for a super theme this month. I really enjoyed it. Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteNice joyful page.
ReplyDeleteLove love this fun page gorgeous colours x
ReplyDeleteA page full of dimmer, lovely
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Amanda x
What a fantastic idea again! A wonderful page!Thank you so much Misses Super Hostess♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteoxo Susi
Wonder pages with great advice about the bees
ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie xx
oh this is brilliant Yvonne, as well as the great information
ReplyDeleteyou have created a fabulous, fun piece with cheerful colours.
Love it.
Gill xx
I LOVE it, but cutting the grass is the one thing I have to do, because I don't want to get in trouble with the city. If your grass is over 6 inches tall, you get fined, so I have to cut what grass I have. BUT, I keep enough wild patches that more than make up for the bits of grass I have to mow. I agree with all the others and practice each of the other points, too. They just make good sense. I have never used pesticide and have considered getting one of those certifications that show my garden and yard are pesticide free. But, since I don't sell my herbs, and it costs a lot of money for the testing, I'll probably never do it.
ReplyDeleteBoy, did I veer off topic! Still, get me started when it comes to bees and I'll talk all night! Your AJJ page is a dream come true.
Love your cheerful garden page, Yvonne, and I love the background you've created. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteMar xx
Your lovely bee pages are so alive and colorful... a perfect place for beezie weezies!
ReplyDeleteWe have some creeping thyme growing through some rocks and I was delighted to see lots of honeybees and bumblebees there. I think we need to plant more of that :-)
Without our beloved bees we would be in big trouble wouldn't we.
oxo
What a great page Yvonne. I'm loving the use of the magazines in your pages! Very summery! hugs :)
ReplyDeleteI saw that action plan and love how you have made this spread! I have several 'wild' places now and we saw plenty of bees at the weekend! Hugs, Chrisx
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