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Sunday May 31st 2009, 7:14 pm








We finally made some garden markers for our little seedlings. We just used pieces from a pair of broken blinds that I have been saving just for this project. B drew them all, and wrote the names on the back of each so there would be no confusion between green beans and cucumbers ;)

Soon it will be time to dig out the good old rubber snakes from last year to keep our garden safe. We didn’t fence the patch this year, just did a slightly raised bed and it will be interesting to see how that goes.



oh wow! awesome- i love his sweet colorful illustrations. so brilliant to reuse pieces of broken blinds for this project, too. i bet the markers look so cheery in your garden!!!

Comment by little t jane 05.31.09 @ 8:58 pm

These are so cute! Children’s drawings are just so charming, something adults can never duplicate. I would totally buy some of these if you sold em. :)

Comment by Vicki 06.01.09 @ 1:53 am

hehe cute! i cut up an empty sour cream, plastic container. they look silly because they’re bent!

Comment by jane b. 06.01.09 @ 9:42 am

Those may just be the sweetest garden markers ever.

Comment by Making it Lovely 06.01.09 @ 10:54 am

Those markers are the best ever!

Comment by Heather 06.01.09 @ 11:08 am

aww. Those are adorable!

Comment by drea 06.01.09 @ 5:42 pm

Those are adorable drawings and the blind idea is fabulous.

Comment by Natasha Lawyer 06.01.09 @ 10:48 pm

Those markers are too cute. But just wondering what you guys used for the drawings and labelling? My kids used felt pen on old popsicle sticks and they completely got washed out by the rain! Luckily i took a picture beforehand so I can refer to it…

Comment by sandy 06.02.09 @ 11:32 am

brilliant idea…nothing is better than kids drawings..they are the best!
(thanks for the reminder about the snakes, we are totally going to have to do that!)

Comment by Corinne 06.03.09 @ 8:28 am

ohmygoodness, LOOK at that grin!

Comment by rachel 06.04.09 @ 9:17 am