I love this art form. The German(?) name for it even sounds like the act of paper cutting: "scherrenschnitte". so delicate. I liked her image of "The Fiddler". Magical.
Wow - thank you all for your lovely comments! On this occasion it was lovely to be talked about behind my back!!! This is a beautiful blog. Thanks for including me. Suzy x
i admire the incredible patience of suzy taylor 
what a wonderful work !!
ReplyDeleteI love this art form. The German(?) name for it even sounds like the act of paper cutting: "scherrenschnitte". so delicate. I liked her image of "The Fiddler". Magical.
ReplyDeleteJust delightful, full of detail and craftsmanship. Cheers Marie
ReplyDeleteOh, so sweet!
ReplyDeleteSuch a delightful tree shape.
ReplyDeleteRichard, "scherrenschnitte" thats a great word & very descriptive too. I liked the fiddler and was torn which imagine to include here.
ReplyDeleteThanks all for visiting x x
Wow - thank you all for your lovely comments! On this occasion it was lovely to be talked about behind my back!!! This is a beautiful blog. Thanks for including me. Suzy x
ReplyDeleteHi suzy, thank you x
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