Meadow Flowers
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The Meadow Flowers stencil features delicate blooms of cow parsley, daisies, fritillaries and clover with wild grasses, reminiscent of the blossoms which brighten Port Meadow in Annie’s home of Oxford each summer.
This is a thoroughly versatile design in the grand tradition of botanical and floral stencils. It can be adapted to suit traditional, modern or retro Interiors depending on whether you use neutrals, brights, or strong pastel colours to render the design. Follow from walls to furniture to create a witty wildflower border.
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