Sometimes the harder I try do draw something the less it looks like the thing I’m trying to draw.  That actually happens a lot, so I often find myself mindlessly doodling in my sketch book where out of nowhere something will appear…like these rabbits.  I didn’t mean to draw a rabbit but there he was, you couldn’t miss it…it was definitely a rabbit.  What the heck do I do with a rabbit?  Well, rabbits are pretty low on the food chain so they must be clever in their disguises. So you put him in a field of grass and put a grass hat on his head.  This seemed obvious at the time.  It was for his own safety, like you would wear your seat belt.  That is why the rabbit is wearing grass on his head.  Simple yet complex.

Each tile is approximately 4″x4″, in a variety of colors (not all grass is green you know) and available with copper wire (sorry, no picture of that) or a notch in back for hanging.

My first tile ever made…a tree.  Who doesn’t like a tree?  Like most of my inspirations this one happened purely by chance.  This winter while pruning our mulberry tree (dear husband the pruner, me the gatherer of the pruned) I  noticed that each branch had lots of little branches that by themselves looked like wonderful miniature trees.  With hundreds to choose from I madly collected the best ones before they all got trampled on and then snapped their picture.  The tiles are approximately 4″x5″, glazed in a variety of colors and are either strung with copper wire or have a notch in the back for hanging.   And now you know how the tree came to be.