Welcome to the Sunday Stills feature, hosted by Terri Webster Schrandt. This week’s colour challenge is Ruby Red.
Many moons ago I collected ruby glass, most but not all made it through several house moves, these are a few of the survivors…
Always lots of ruby reds to be found in nature. On the left a geranium bud and an autumn tree on the right
Photinia (Red Robin) leaves after a shower…
A cosmos flower and a lone holly berry…
and Snapdragons.
And lastly a throw I bought one Christmas
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These are stunning, Cathy!
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Thanks so much, Sheri 🙂
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You’re very welcome!
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Gorgeous ruby reds, Cathy! I love your ruby glass collection–quite stunning the way you captured it! Love all the florals, too!
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Thanks, Terri 🙂 I had a thing about red glass for a while back then, I still love it but don’t collect anymore.
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Beautiful warm reds Cathy! ❤ Wishing you a peaceful rest of the weekend and much love from our house to yours 🤗💕🐕 xxx
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Thank you, Xenia and much love to you all 💕🤗🐕xxx
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Thank you Cathy 💕🐕💕 xxx
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All such pretty photos! I especially love the autumn tree and the snapdragons.
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Thanks, Wendy 🙂
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Hi Cathy – Such a nice shade of red – I love those snapdragons – I used to grow those but had forgotten about them – maybe next summer. They are such pretty flowers!
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Hi Barbara, I hadn’t expected the snapgragons to appear again this year, I was under the impression they were annuals but I was very happy to see them.
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Mine are long gone, but I’ve done a lot of weeding in the place where they were – probably pulled them out at some point not recognizing them.
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Amazing, they are all almost the same shade of red and red is a difficult color to match. I love the red glass. They seem kind of rare. I don’t see much red glass anyway. I used to collect black glass and pink milk glass. I think I have one decorative plate left.
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It’s nearly thirty years since I was collecting, some of them were supposed to be antique but who knows. I’ve never seen black glass, that sounds amazing.
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I think it’s quite lovely. You only know it’s glass if you hold it up and can see through it a little. Otherwise it can look like porcelain.
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I love glass bowls and vases though not a fan of red unless it’s in the garden. Lovely images, Cathy.
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Thanks, Suzanne 🙂
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