RITA'S REBECCA LANDSCAPING

 The Rebecca is now completed. 

 The little trees are sprigs of dried flowers and
the pink tree in the front is also dried flowers that look like large spring blooms. 
The length of the stems will determine how tall your tree will be.
  I find these dried flowers make realistic looking trees.

 The shrubs in front of the porch are made from lichen.
 It can be found in Michael’s and hobby stores that carry trains.
 It is used in many train layouts.
On the right of the picture (if you look very hard)
you will see my trademark piece of coal. 
It is a tribute to my Dad who worked in the coal mines of Pennsylvania.
The little figures on either side of the door were a second hand store find.
The walkway was cut from brick plastic sheeting and the grassy area is green felt.

 The swans were a second hand store find
that I thought made a lovely yard sculpture.
I mixed white aquarium stone with white glue and spread them
around the base for a more dramatic look.

 For the patio I used the same trim that I used on the porch.
The birdhouse is one that is used in potted plants.  I found this one at Michael’s.
The tree is another type of dried flowers that made up nicely.
Along the base of the fencing barely visible on the right are solar lights
 made from a clear triangular bead, a piece of toothpick and another bead for support.
A birdbath is barely visible behind the tree.
Looks like a great day for the family to enjoy the beautiful weather.

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