May Bells
Lily of the Valley will always have a special place in my heart. I can’t see this flower without thinking of my my grandparent’s farm where the May Bells grew wild under every shrub and around the foundations of the barn and other out buildings.
Plus, it smells amazing!
Lily of the Valley is also called May Bells, May Lily, or Mary’s Tears. It’s a common flower for wedding bouquets and symbolizes happiness and serenity. If you were born in May, this is your birth flower.
Sadly, Lily of the Valley is one of those plants you rarely see in flower beds anymore. They’re toxic and I recall being advised not to grow the plant when my children were young. Instead, I simply moved mine to the front yard where my young children were unlikely to play and slowly let them naturally spread back to the backyard as they grew old enough to know not to snack on flowers. May Bells are incredibly easy to grow, so if you have a safe place, I encourage you to help bring back this lovely flower.
I’ve drawn my May Bells in a small pewter milk pitcher which I’m sure was once part of a larger tea set. You could easily color it as china or even transparent glass.
This image is Ideal for Copic Marker, colored pencil, watercolor, or mixed media applications. Illustrated by Amy Shulke.
Get the sample Copic recipe here
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Your purchase includes 2 high-resolution digital PNG files (300dpi):
Black: the unembellished line drawing with a bold, black outline. Perfect for beginner coloring.
Gray: the same unembellished line drawing but with a lighter outline intended to disappear as you color over it.
Print large or small based on your project requirements.
DUE TO THE DIGITAL NATURE OF THIS PRODUCT, NO RETURNS OR REFUNDS.
FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. File sharing is strictly prohibited. Terms of use here.
NOT A CLASS: You are purchasing digital line art only. Purchase does not include instruction or advice. Learn to color with Amy at our sister site, VanillaArts.com. Learn to color shiny mirror reflections in Amy’s Sleigh Bell class which features a highly polished silver bell. Then color shiny Christmas ornaments with the Christmas Baublesartistic coloring kit, an exercise on coloring mirror reflections.
FILE DELIVERY: A zipped file containing the PNGs is available for download on the check-out page immediately upon completion of your order. This link is only active for 24 hours, so make sure to download right away. WARNING: DO NOT PURCHASE UNTIL YOU ARE READY TO DOWNLOAD THE FILES ASAP. DOWNLOADING WITHIN 24 HOURS IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.
Lily of the Valley will always have a special place in my heart. I can’t see this flower without thinking of my my grandparent’s farm where the May Bells grew wild under every shrub and around the foundations of the barn and other out buildings.
Plus, it smells amazing!
Lily of the Valley is also called May Bells, May Lily, or Mary’s Tears. It’s a common flower for wedding bouquets and symbolizes happiness and serenity. If you were born in May, this is your birth flower.
Sadly, Lily of the Valley is one of those plants you rarely see in flower beds anymore. They’re toxic and I recall being advised not to grow the plant when my children were young. Instead, I simply moved mine to the front yard where my young children were unlikely to play and slowly let them naturally spread back to the backyard as they grew old enough to know not to snack on flowers. May Bells are incredibly easy to grow, so if you have a safe place, I encourage you to help bring back this lovely flower.
I’ve drawn my May Bells in a small pewter milk pitcher which I’m sure was once part of a larger tea set. You could easily color it as china or even transparent glass.
This image is Ideal for Copic Marker, colored pencil, watercolor, or mixed media applications. Illustrated by Amy Shulke.
Get the sample Copic recipe here
_____
Your purchase includes 2 high-resolution digital PNG files (300dpi):
Black: the unembellished line drawing with a bold, black outline. Perfect for beginner coloring.
Gray: the same unembellished line drawing but with a lighter outline intended to disappear as you color over it.
Print large or small based on your project requirements.
DUE TO THE DIGITAL NATURE OF THIS PRODUCT, NO RETURNS OR REFUNDS.
FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. File sharing is strictly prohibited. Terms of use here.
NOT A CLASS: You are purchasing digital line art only. Purchase does not include instruction or advice. Learn to color with Amy at our sister site, VanillaArts.com. Learn to color shiny mirror reflections in Amy’s Sleigh Bell class which features a highly polished silver bell. Then color shiny Christmas ornaments with the Christmas Baublesartistic coloring kit, an exercise on coloring mirror reflections.
FILE DELIVERY: A zipped file containing the PNGs is available for download on the check-out page immediately upon completion of your order. This link is only active for 24 hours, so make sure to download right away. WARNING: DO NOT PURCHASE UNTIL YOU ARE READY TO DOWNLOAD THE FILES ASAP. DOWNLOADING WITHIN 24 HOURS IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.
Lily of the Valley will always have a special place in my heart. I can’t see this flower without thinking of my my grandparent’s farm where the May Bells grew wild under every shrub and around the foundations of the barn and other out buildings.
Plus, it smells amazing!
Lily of the Valley is also called May Bells, May Lily, or Mary’s Tears. It’s a common flower for wedding bouquets and symbolizes happiness and serenity. If you were born in May, this is your birth flower.
Sadly, Lily of the Valley is one of those plants you rarely see in flower beds anymore. They’re toxic and I recall being advised not to grow the plant when my children were young. Instead, I simply moved mine to the front yard where my young children were unlikely to play and slowly let them naturally spread back to the backyard as they grew old enough to know not to snack on flowers. May Bells are incredibly easy to grow, so if you have a safe place, I encourage you to help bring back this lovely flower.
I’ve drawn my May Bells in a small pewter milk pitcher which I’m sure was once part of a larger tea set. You could easily color it as china or even transparent glass.
This image is Ideal for Copic Marker, colored pencil, watercolor, or mixed media applications. Illustrated by Amy Shulke.
Get the sample Copic recipe here
_____
Your purchase includes 2 high-resolution digital PNG files (300dpi):
Black: the unembellished line drawing with a bold, black outline. Perfect for beginner coloring.
Gray: the same unembellished line drawing but with a lighter outline intended to disappear as you color over it.
Print large or small based on your project requirements.
DUE TO THE DIGITAL NATURE OF THIS PRODUCT, NO RETURNS OR REFUNDS.
FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. File sharing is strictly prohibited. Terms of use here.
NOT A CLASS: You are purchasing digital line art only. Purchase does not include instruction or advice. Learn to color with Amy at our sister site, VanillaArts.com. Learn to color shiny mirror reflections in Amy’s Sleigh Bell class which features a highly polished silver bell. Then color shiny Christmas ornaments with the Christmas Baublesartistic coloring kit, an exercise on coloring mirror reflections.
FILE DELIVERY: A zipped file containing the PNGs is available for download on the check-out page immediately upon completion of your order. This link is only active for 24 hours, so make sure to download right away. WARNING: DO NOT PURCHASE UNTIL YOU ARE READY TO DOWNLOAD THE FILES ASAP. DOWNLOADING WITHIN 24 HOURS IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.
