According to Greek mythology, muses are the ageless spirits who inspire and watch over us as we create. What better place for muses to reside than a cool, green topiary garden? At the entrance to Nora Corbett's classical retreat, ancient urns drip with moss, wrought-iron gates beckon visitors insid... Read more
In the garden at dusk is where you find the "Lady of the Mist". Se is usually surrounedd by many petaled mossy roses. The petals are crushed beneath her feet and ther heavy scent is thick in the air. The crickets sweet symphony accompanies the sound of her rustling satin gown. You can se... Read more
First in Nora Corbett's "Year of the Fairies" Collection, the Blue Diamond Fairy is an elegant tribute to the mercurial month of April. Inspired by elaborate Victorian desigsn, her demure gown is overlaid with exquisite "blue diamond" beading, accented with a crown of flowers and pe... Read more
This is a classic and timeless heirloom design. A rosarian tends to her English garden. Her dusty blue satin gown is accented with clusters of precious antique beads. The fairy tale border drips with roses, gems, and lush velvet brown ribbons. It is pure garden romanticism. Model stitched on 32ct. Chestnut linen using DMC floss. Stitch count: 131w x 268h.
>Florence Nightingale revolutionized nursing with her round blue diagrams called blue roses. Her dress is a myriad of blue patterns that gleam like china. It is said that she gifted a friend a delft blue and white vase. She carried a lantern at night to attend to the sick and wounded. The same li... Read more