One of my favourite little David Austin roses. Wish I could find one for the garden.
Maybe I will try the Kabuki style one of these days. It could get you lots of attention in the supermarket. So...maybe not! These are my Makeup Inchies and I will post them now on Every Inchie Monday at everyinchiemonday2012.blogspot.com
Kabuki's kanji characters mean sing, dance and skill so your little Inchies are a great interpretation. I wasn't sure of how to take this week's topic if it was to be a make up between romantic partners or cosmetic make up. I went the cosmetics way but yours are a (make up dance) step more. Like them, a lot.
I thought about the kiss and make-up one. Not sure what the Kabuki style is but I can probably live without it.
ReplyDeleteAgain great inchies, Carolynn. I like the Kabuki one, the first one especially.
ReplyDeleteOh, I just love the mime.
ReplyDeleteKabuki's kanji characters mean sing, dance and skill so your little Inchies are a great interpretation. I wasn't sure of how to take this week's topic if it was to be a make up between romantic partners or cosmetic make up. I went the cosmetics way but yours are a (make up dance) step more. Like them, a lot.
ReplyDelete~Madeline xo
I love your different inchies - the sad one and the "big kiss" and the kabuki style. Did you try it out?
ReplyDeleteThe kabukis are a bit scary. I love 'kiss and make up' though - and the rose.
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