A writer inspired by nature and human nature


I love creating art and kids do too! ~ Bette A. Stevens, Maine author/illustrator of AMAZING MATILDA, A Monarch’s Tale  at http://www.4writersandreaders.com

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Comments on: "Tutorial: Tips on drawing a butterfly" (15)

  1. i’m going to try this Bette! Thanks, LOL!

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  2. I’ll be using this in my homeschool! Thanks for sharing this at Booknificent Thursday on Mommynificent.com this week!
    Tina

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  3. Great ideas for schools and nursing homes.

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  4. This is outstanding. I love the Monarch best of all butterfies. I ‘d love to learn to draw/ color one.

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  5. Fantastic! Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ

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  6. Bette, I love your book and this like a gift to both children and adults. Thanks so much. It seems like a great project for adults with psychiatric problems, of course, those who are able to follow directions to learn about the Monarch, others will color them with any color. Still a great project to develop concentration, and fine motor coordination.

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    • I already wrote to Val Webb’s website about the info; thanks so much for the idea!!!

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    • Hi, Maria. Thrilled that you love the book and delighted that you enjoyed the post. I think you’re right on-target with the all-ages idea for the drawing project. In fact, I think I’ll use it with the schools I visit and contact local nursing homes as well. Thanks so much. You’re awesome, my friend! ❤

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  7. We planted our butterfly milkweed yesterday. Finally. I hope it takes. Not so easy to find anyplace with actually dirt. Our yard is rocks and roots.

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    • Rocks and roots…sounds like home. Oh, and weeds! The dandelions are gloriously golden in the field and gardens. Our milkweed is just popping up and I hope we have monarchs this year. I’m starting some nasturtiums this week to help lure the imagos. We’ll see. We desperately need some rain. Have had a few showers, but Dan says the ground was bone-dry a foot down when he transplanted a few blueberry bushes yesterday. Fruit trees are in bloom and tulips too. Yay, spring! ❤

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  8. Anyone who draws butterflies is #1 in my book. And she makes it look so easy!

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