Countryside Birds
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Countryside Bird is a simple, classical, pastoral tribute to the glorious English hedgerow. It follows in a tradition of bucolic countryside motifs such as toile, William Morris fabrics, and Francois Boucher’s tapestries. Use for a classical, farmhouse or romantic effect. Different elements of the design can be repeated around a room for a cohesive look.
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Here we see an example of the stencil used with the combination of Country Grey and Old Violet.
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