You make it look so easy! This is a great tutorial and I’m excited to try these little sketches. Appreciate you sharing your talent and all the tips and tricks!
Give mint its own place, partly shaded, it’s wonderful. My first marriage was into the family name of Romero. Found out it means “ rosemary” in Spanish. I had a lovely Sage plant that was hardy to -40 in Minnesota winters. Toads loved to burrow under it, to hibernate for our severely cold winters. I found Oregano quite invasive. That would be good to keep in a pot. I also had regular chives and garlic chives. They pop up all over the place, but are so cute it’s hard to be mad at them!
These sketches are fabulous. Have been going through your playlist and having a ball. Going to see the journal video and make one of these for a Christmas present my daughter will love it. You are amazing. TFS 🙏🥰
I love these little herb sketches and can see a lot of different uses for them. Just wanted to mention if you’re going to grow chamomile, it’s also very invasive. It will bloom and spread it seeds throughout your garden and you will have chamomile growing everywhere!
Yes I love following along, your instructions are great and I find your work so magickal ❤Following along means pausing, and it may take me all day to complete but still having fun, total newbie at this.
Hello from Auckland NZ……I have recently found you and I’m loving your work, how you teach , “ YES YOU CAN EAT CHIVE FLOWERS “. just make sure they have not been sprayed with anything toxic. I can’t draw early but I like detail love herbs so am going to practice these. Thank you 😊💜🍒
Hey neighbour, I am on a farm near the cookstown outlet mall, found your channel yesterday when I couldn’t sleep, digging out my art supplies and will draw with you soon Thank you for the excellent share makes me wanna art again
Darn every time I clean and try to down size my collection of supplies, I see a cool video on how I could have used them! thanks for sharing this wonderful video I will have to do it on paper!
In South Africa we call Cilantro either Coriander or Dhania. You can eat the whole plant, the leaves & flowers used fresh in salads & cooking, the stalks & roots in cooking & flavour more intense. Then of course the seeds are a different taste profile, used in cooking, pickles & we use it to flavour sausages (boerewors) & dried meats (Biltong). Love your videos😊
It’s coriander all over the world. It’s just that America butchers the England language with alternative words, ridiculous spelling and pronunciation. Just listen to how they pronounce Basil.
Thank you for sharing I just discovered your channel and watched more than 10 videos just today and love them will start sketching along with you tomorrow. Dina from Lebanon sage in my language is "ghar غار" Lavender same name, rosemary "iklil il jabal اكليل الجبل" Mint "naanaa نعنع" etc..
I loved this exercise. I often doodle and find myself drawing the same plant leaves all the time. This was so fun and adds new options. Thanks so much for sharing,
I discovered that keeping it loose, quick and simple is a skill on it’s own. I find it very difficult not to go into detail that much. I really have to take the time for myself to practice loose drawings without thinking that I need to deliver a complete finished artwork. Thanks for sharing this. I love it.
There’s nothing wrong with detail. If that is your style go for it! There is a tip to loosening your drawings. Take a large blank page and draw something in front of you without looking at what you are drawing. It’s challenging but do it a few times or you can draw something In front of you for 10 seconds and then a new page. These exercises will loosen you up before you start to sketch. Just a suggestion. Have fun!
When I do coffee dyed paper use instant coffee. I wet the paper with a brush, sprinkle on instant coffee and push it around with the brush. Some small pieces of coffee I let dissolve where they are for a speckled effect of light and dark stains.
Hi! I so LOVE THIS IDEA!! Would LOVE to see how you sketch your florals that you showed at the beginning! Do quaint and adorable!! You are a Wonderful Instructor!!! You are really down to Earth! Oh, I wobdered, what size label this is? I have yet to find a size that looks perfect for the size drawings...I had some old Avery that seemed perfect, but wouldn't you know? Apparently they font make them any more!! 😥 Such is my luck lol! Hoping this finds you well!!🌹✍💮🌸💐🙋🏻♀️ Thank You from Iowa.🌽( previously from Maine) - Mindi
I have learned so much from washing your videos thank you because I have never really drawn before but yeah these are great thank you thank you thank you
Thank you for sharing your ideas and wonderful talent. I have always steered away from drawings because of the detail involved. Now I find it so relaxing! (Go figure!). I have been working with fountain pens. It seems to work so well for me! Just thought I’d share…
😄"these come together pretty quick" and I'm still figuring out the first one 😄 So glad it is easy to go back and fourth in a UA-cam video. Thank you for another great tutorial! I'm still struggling with leaves and branches that grows towards me. Perspectives are tricky. But I'm getting better! ☺But I should continue tomorrow, it's getting rather late here now.
Thank you for teaching and sharing these beautiful loose sketches. This was my first time drawing along and it was utterly satisfying. Inking definitely helped to break both the monotony and the fear of spoiling a pristine white page. Looking forward to many more draw along sessions.
Chamomile is easy to grow. blooms up until first frost. looks like tiny daisies. good filler in bouquets. presses flat and prints well. Grows well in pots or poor, rocky, sandy soil. comes back every year.
I love the grungy backgrounds!!! That would be good for stamping, too. Yep, I'm the terrified one who's afraid to try to draw. But I'm going to try this because I REALLY want to do these. And flowers you also did. I just ordered the .3 pen. But I will try with pencil 1st and I they are good enough, I will put a sealer over them. Maybe. These don't look so easy, but not impossible either!!! Will see how it goes! TFS. Austin TX USA
What a great find you God with the labels. I love to sketch so I will be trying this. I don't have the labels but I will make rectangles with lines around them on one sheet give it some grungy one way or the other. And then do my sketching. Coriander and cilantro the same thing. My tarragon has longer skinnier leaves and my sage has more rounded leaves. But you have done a great job and I'm looking forward to doing it
Oh Wow!!!! That is just amazing!!!! You have inspired me to at least have a play with sketching!!!! I haven't seen those labels in any of the thrift shops here in Oz for a while. But they would certainly be useful for all sorts of things!!!!
Yay! So happy to hear that your going to give it a go. Any labels will do. You might find some at a dollar store. Hope you have fun making these and have fun sketching away!
Lovely! You’re an amazing artist and teacher. I’m from the Netherlands and we call the herbs: lavendel, salie, rozemarijn, munt, dille, baslilicum, tijm, peterselie, kamille, oregano, bieslook (chives), dragon (tarragon), koriander. Cilantro and coriander are indeed the same herb 😁.
It's funny how some things come so natural to some people... Like cooking just comes to me and sketching just comes to you. I can't wait to try these, though. I just gotta figure out how to stay loose and not make things even. I'll have to make that my herb sketching mantra !!
It is so true. We all have our talents but I love that we can learn things of each other and challenge our selves to try new things. Have fun with the sketching. Loose might take some practice but you will get there. 😊
I just watched this again for the third time! I'm in love with the idea and look of these. I know you've got a busy life, but if you're ever looking for tutorial ideas, I'd love to have you do a tutorial on those beautiful flowers on labels you gave us a glimpse of at the beginning of this video. They are gorgeous too!
I just stumbled upon your video on one of the FB groups and loved it from the start so I subscribed. I love to sketch as well, this was excellent. Thanks for sharing. ❤️
Oh awesome. Thank you. I hope you get a chance to check out all the quickie sketch videos. And please let me know if there is something you would like to see on this channel. 😊
I have arthritis in the base of my right thumb so it is very difficult to draw but I can use my stamps to make flower designs on my labels and have the same outcome. I thoroughly enjoy watching your tutorials. After Journal making for 5 years sometimes I ran out of ideas and this is actually something I had never seen. Thank you for sharing! 🌹
That would make it hard to draw stamps are a great alternative. I have another video on how to apply media and stamps to labels to mass produce some ready to use ephemera. The labels are so versatile. Thank you so much for watching so happy it gave you some new ideas. Cheers
Artymaze recommended your channel and am so glad she did. Love your artwork now am hooked. I am from uk and yes it is called coriander and we also pronounce basil differently. ❤
I also from the UK and have started following you from a recommendation from Artymaze. I’m just loving your videos can’t wait to try out some of your ideas I’m itching to get going but my windows in my craft room are being replaced at the moment so can’t get in there. I’ll just have to keep watching till then.
Oh I hope you do. It’s so much fun and I find productive. You sit and fill these labels with all kinds of themes and doodle and they are ready to use 😊
Hi Michelle. I’m really excited to try these herbs! I’m working on a cooking journal now so hopefully I can incorporate some into it. Thank you for the time you take to teach us🤗
I love these!! This is such an awesome idea!! I don't have those type of labels, but I do have some Avery address labels. I'm going to have to try that technique. I'm not as good at doodling and drawing, but it will be fun to give it a try. Thanks so much for sharing this neat tip!!
Lol thank you. I hope to grow some in the new garden but I find I can only grow certain things. We will see. If I am successful I will press some for another video
Great idea! Love being able to make our personalised stickers. BTW, it is Tim Holtz Distress Ink Pads, not Jim, for anyone seeking the supply. Oh, and grow mint in a container, AND make sure it doesn't go to seed if you don't want it spreading.
Hi! I love your channel. I'm from Finland. Herbs are: laventeli, salvia, rosmariini, minttu, tilli, basilika, timjami, persilja, kamomilla, oregano, ruohosipuli and korianteri.
These are so beautiful and inspiring. I always get hung up on making it perfect and not liking my freehand stuff. I'll have to keep my eye out for some second hand labels, but in the meantime I'm excited to give this a shot.
I know it is so easy to put that perfection pressure on ourselves. I try to tell myself enjoy the process. And if I get to frustrated I walk away until I can refocus. I hope you find some labels and have fun with it. You might get lucky at the dollar stores
There’s French Tarragon which is the best culinary variety. You propagate it with cuttings. Then there’s Russian and Mexican Tarragon. Cilantro refers to the leaves and Coriander refers to the seeds. You’re right…same plant. I’m always inspired by your teaching. We pronounce herbs with a silent “h” in the U.S.
These are fabulous In my head I can do these perfectly we will see how my hands do. Coriander Vs Cilantro Google Both cilantro and coriander come from the Coriandrum sativum plant. In the US, cilantro is the name for the plant's leaves and stem, while coriander is the name for its dried seeds. Internationally, the leaves and stems are called coriander, while its dried seeds are called coriander seeds.
See I am learning so much from you guys. I was always confused about it. Lol I am sure you can draw these just tell yourself you can and take your time. You might find some easier then others. Have fun with it 😊
@@thecreativecove6898 when you mentioned having a reference to go by I discovers a field note flower book 1 whole segment was B&W , this will come in handy.
For me in the north..apple mint and peppermint spread crazy as it does, but not the fun ones like chocolate mint, orange, etc etc. I actually can't get those past a year. That apple mint though...sick of looking at it😂😔
You can put the chive flowers in butter, chopped up, mixed in, and freeze to enjoy in the dark winter. Or add to salads, as long as the flowers are vibrant and kinda new.
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You make it look so easy! This is a great tutorial and I’m excited to try these little sketches. Appreciate you sharing your talent and all the tips and tricks!
When I saw them, I thought they were prints!!! But, you actually doodle them!!! OMG!!! They are so gorgeous!!!TFS
I love to put chive flowers in my salad … they taste like the leaves… looks beautiful too.
This was a really great video. I’m anxious to get started on my herb book!! Thx Michele! You never disappoint!! ❤❤
Give mint its own place, partly shaded, it’s wonderful. My first marriage was into the family name of Romero. Found out it means “ rosemary” in Spanish. I had a lovely Sage plant that was hardy to -40 in Minnesota winters. Toads loved to burrow under it, to hibernate for our severely cold winters. I found Oregano quite invasive. That would be good to keep in a pot. I also had regular chives and garlic chives. They pop up all over the place, but are so cute it’s hard to be mad at them!
These sketches are fabulous. Have been going through your playlist and having a ball. Going to see the journal video and make one of these for a Christmas present my daughter will love it. You are amazing. TFS 🙏🥰
Amazing!!!!❤❤❤❤😅
I love these little herb sketches and can see a lot of different uses for them. Just wanted to mention if you’re going to grow chamomile, it’s also very invasive. It will bloom and spread it seeds throughout your garden and you will have chamomile growing everywhere!
Yes I love following along, your instructions are great and I find your work so magickal ❤Following along means pausing, and it may take me all day to complete but still having fun, total newbie at this.
I’ve been binge-watching your videos. Watching you draw has helped me loosen up. Thank you very much.
Great artist guiding 👏 Will try to do that. Not good at spelling 😅 lots of love from Arctic Norway 🥰🌼🌺🌸🏵️
Great video!
Oh how lovely 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you
Hello from Auckland NZ……I have recently found you and I’m loving your work, how you teach , “ YES YOU CAN EAT CHIVE FLOWERS “. just make sure they have not been sprayed with anything toxic.
I can’t draw early but I like detail love herbs so am going to practice these. Thank you 😊💜🍒
Hey neighbour, I am on a farm near the cookstown outlet mall, found your channel yesterday when I couldn’t sleep, digging out my art supplies and will draw with you soon
Thank you for the excellent share makes me wanna art again
Can I just say…. YOU ABSOLUTELY ROCK!!!!!!
Darn every time I clean and try to down size my collection of supplies, I see a cool video on how I could have used them! thanks for sharing this wonderful video I will have to do it on paper!
Just found you , so much fun information love your sketches
In South Africa we call Cilantro either Coriander or Dhania. You can eat the whole plant, the leaves & flowers used fresh in salads & cooking, the stalks & roots in cooking & flavour more intense. Then of course the seeds are a different taste profile, used in cooking, pickles & we use it to flavour sausages (boerewors) & dried meats (Biltong). Love your videos😊
We call it dhania in Hindi speaking part of india too..thats interesting
It’s coriander all over the world. It’s just that America butchers the England language with alternative words, ridiculous spelling and pronunciation. Just listen to how they pronounce Basil.
Hey we like to make it our own. The pronunciations I hear around the world, I want to stab myself in the ear.🙉
Bay-zul.
Sounds good to me.
Thank you for sharing I just discovered your channel and watched more than 10 videos just today and love them will start sketching along with you tomorrow. Dina from Lebanon sage in my language is "ghar غار" Lavender same name, rosemary "iklil il jabal اكليل الجبل" Mint "naanaa نعنع" etc..
I loved this exercise. I often doodle and find myself drawing the same plant leaves all the time. This was so fun and adds new options. Thanks so much for sharing,
I discovered that keeping it loose, quick and simple is a skill on it’s own. I find it very difficult not to go into detail that much. I really have to take the time for myself to practice loose drawings without thinking that I need to deliver a complete finished artwork. Thanks for sharing this. I love it.
I'm the same way so don't feel bad! Loose and quick is so tough for me when I'm trying to draw anything!
There’s nothing wrong with detail. If that is your style go for it! There is a tip to loosening your drawings. Take a large blank page and draw something in front of you without looking at what you are drawing. It’s challenging but do it a few times or you can draw something In front of you for 10 seconds and then a new page. These exercises will loosen you up before you start to sketch. Just a suggestion. Have fun!
I discovered using my non dominant hand made a huge difference.
When I do coffee dyed paper use instant coffee.
I wet the paper with a brush, sprinkle on instant coffee and push it around with the brush. Some small pieces of coffee I let dissolve where they are for a speckled effect of light and dark stains.
Great video Thank You
What fun, thanks for sharing your method.
Hi! I so LOVE THIS IDEA!! Would LOVE to see how you sketch your florals that you showed at the beginning! Do quaint and adorable!! You are a Wonderful Instructor!!! You are really down to Earth! Oh, I wobdered, what size label this is? I have yet to find a size that looks perfect for the size drawings...I had some old Avery that seemed perfect, but wouldn't you know? Apparently they font make them any more!! 😥 Such is my luck lol!
Hoping this finds you well!!🌹✍💮🌸💐🙋🏻♀️ Thank You from Iowa.🌽( previously from Maine) - Mindi
I've never seen the multi colored ink pad. Very cool project!
What a wonderful idea!!!! Thank you
I have learned so much from washing your videos thank you because I have never really drawn before but yeah these are great thank you thank you thank you
Thank you for sharing your ideas and wonderful talent. I have always steered away from drawings because of the detail involved. Now I find it so relaxing! (Go figure!). I have been working with fountain pens. It seems to work so well for me! Just thought I’d share…
Just found your videos on youtube and I'm hooked!! Thank you!
wow thats amazing !!! cheers from switzerland
I hope you’ll put these in your Etsy shop 👏👏👏
You are widely creative! I love your channel.
Thank you 😊
😄"these come together pretty quick" and I'm still figuring out the first one 😄 So glad it is easy to go back and fourth in a UA-cam video. Thank you for another great tutorial! I'm still struggling with leaves and branches that grows towards me. Perspectives are tricky. But I'm getting better! ☺But I should continue tomorrow, it's getting rather late here now.
Thank you for teaching and sharing these beautiful loose sketches. This was my first time drawing along and it was utterly satisfying. Inking definitely helped to break both the monotony and the fear of spoiling a pristine white page. Looking forward to many more draw along sessions.
That’s wonderful. Thank you ☺️
So lovely. Have a lot of practicing to do.
I do as well when I try something new. Practice I think is part of the fun. Hope you have fun
Chamomile is easy to grow. blooms up until first frost. looks like tiny daisies. good filler in bouquets. presses flat and prints well. Grows well in pots or poor, rocky, sandy soil. comes back every year.
I love the grungy backgrounds!!! That would be good for stamping, too.
Yep, I'm the terrified one who's afraid to try to draw. But I'm going to try this because I REALLY want to do these. And flowers you also did. I just ordered the .3 pen. But I will try with pencil 1st and I they are good enough, I will put a sealer over them. Maybe. These don't look so easy, but not impossible either!!! Will see how it goes! TFS. Austin TX USA
What a great find you God with the labels. I love to sketch so I will be trying this. I don't have the labels but I will make rectangles with lines around them on one sheet give it some grungy one way or the other. And then do my sketching. Coriander and cilantro the same thing. My tarragon has longer skinnier leaves and my sage has more rounded leaves. But you have done a great job and I'm looking forward to doing it
I always learn something when I watch you. Thank you for sharing your talent.
Thank you 😊
Love this tutorial so much
These are so sweet...love the little book...I feel like I have a visiting artist friend at my kitchen table this morning...Thank you
What pen are you using
Love these quickie sketches! Thanks for the inspiration.
Thank you 😊
LOVE THESE!!
love it! I'm going to be on the look out for some of these stickers at op shops now - thanks so much for sharing 🤎🤎🤎
Thank you for watching. Hope you have fun making them 😊
So cool
Thanks
Oh Wow!!!! That is just amazing!!!! You have inspired me to at least have a play with sketching!!!! I haven't seen those labels in any of the thrift shops here in Oz for a while. But they would certainly be useful for all sorts of things!!!!
Yay! So happy to hear that your going to give it a go. Any labels will do. You might find some at a dollar store. Hope you have fun making these and have fun sketching away!
Lovely! You’re an amazing artist and teacher. I’m from the Netherlands and we call the herbs: lavendel, salie, rozemarijn, munt, dille, baslilicum, tijm, peterselie, kamille, oregano, bieslook (chives), dragon (tarragon), koriander. Cilantro and coriander are indeed the same herb 😁.
Oh I love seeing all the different names in another language. It some how ties us all together in a global way.
Thank you 🙏
You are an amazing teacher! I've been sketching along with you and don't want to do anything else! :)
Thank you so very much 😊
Such fun drawing along with you! TFS the inspiration!
Thank you 😊
I wish this was available as a printable from your etsy. So cool.
Thank you. It’s going to be. Just in the works 😊
It's funny how some things come so natural to some people... Like cooking just comes to me and sketching just comes to you. I can't wait to try these, though. I just gotta figure out how to stay loose and not make things even. I'll have to make that my herb sketching mantra !!
It is so true. We all have our talents but I love that we can learn things of each other and challenge our selves to try new things. Have fun with the sketching. Loose might take some practice but you will get there. 😊
Very fun! I followed along! And I love the idea of finding a use for those stickers!
Thank you 😊
I have piles of these and had no idea what to do with them until now! Thanks, Michelle!! 😊💖
That’s awesome! Have fun!!!
You make this look so easy but it wasn’t for me. Your sketches are beautiful. Thank You. I’ll practice more 🥰
Thank you 😊
Coriander is the seed of the plant...ground into a spice. Cilantro is the leaf of the plant.
I just watched this again for the third time! I'm in love with the idea and look of these. I know you've got a busy life, but if you're ever looking for tutorial ideas, I'd love to have you do a tutorial on those beautiful flowers on labels you gave us a glimpse of at the beginning of this video. They are gorgeous too!
Thank you ☺️
I love this! I’m rusty on sketching and this is so helpful.
So happy this is helpful. Just take your time and have fun!
I just stumbled upon your video on one of the FB groups and loved it from the start so I subscribed. I love to sketch as well, this was excellent. Thanks for sharing. ❤️
Oh awesome. Thank you. I hope you get a chance to check out all the quickie sketch videos. And please let me know if there is something you would like to see on this channel. 😊
I have arthritis in the base of my right thumb so it is very difficult to draw but I can use my stamps to make flower designs on my labels and have the same outcome. I thoroughly enjoy watching your tutorials. After Journal making for 5 years sometimes I ran out of ideas and this is actually something I had never seen. Thank you for sharing! 🌹
That would make it hard to draw stamps are a great alternative. I have another video on how to apply media and stamps to labels to mass produce some ready to use ephemera. The labels are so versatile. Thank you so much for watching so happy it gave you some new ideas.
Cheers
@@thecreativecove6898 🦋 I will look for the other video with the stamps and see how else I can be inspired! 😀
I just found your channel and I’m so glad I did! I love your style.
Thank you so much 😊
Artymaze recommended your channel and am so glad she did. Love your artwork now am hooked. I am from uk and yes it is called coriander and we also pronounce basil differently. ❤
Thank you so very much 😊
I also from the UK and have started following you from a recommendation from Artymaze. I’m just loving your videos can’t wait to try out some of your ideas I’m itching to get going but my windows in my craft room are being replaced at the moment so can’t get in there. I’ll just have to keep watching till then.
Your tutorials are so informative and inspirational. I can’t wait to try this with labels I thrifted a while back. :-)
Oh I hope you do. It’s so much fun and I find productive. You sit and fill these labels with all kinds of themes and doodle and they are ready to use 😊
Hi Michelle. I’m really excited to try these herbs! I’m working on a cooking journal now so hopefully I can incorporate some into it. Thank you for the time you take to teach us🤗
Oh that’s a great idea! What a great way to personalize a cook book ❤️ thank you for watching 😊
I love these!! This is such an awesome idea!! I don't have those type of labels, but I do have some Avery address labels. I'm going to have to try that technique. I'm not as good at doodling and drawing, but it will be fun to give it a try. Thanks so much for sharing this neat tip!!
Oh that’s great! Any labels will do. Have fun with it!
Thanks! This was great! Good luck with your mint! when I was growing up, we did have mint taking over! Now, I can't get it to grow!
Lol thank you. I hope to grow some in the new garden but I find I can only grow certain things. We will see. If I am successful I will press some for another video
@@thecreativecove6898 😊
Great idea! Love being able to make our personalised stickers. BTW, it is Tim Holtz Distress Ink Pads, not Jim, for anyone seeking the supply. Oh, and grow mint in a container, AND make sure it doesn't go to seed if you don't want it spreading.
Thank you. I always get his name wrong. Lol. Thank you for the mint tip 😊
Hi! I love your channel. I'm from Finland. Herbs are: laventeli, salvia, rosmariini, minttu, tilli, basilika, timjami, persilja, kamomilla, oregano, ruohosipuli and korianteri.
So much fun. I just love seeing the herbs in other languages. Thank you 🙏
These are so beautiful and inspiring. I always get hung up on making it perfect and not liking my freehand stuff. I'll have to keep my eye out for some second hand labels, but in the meantime I'm excited to give this a shot.
I know it is so easy to put that perfection pressure on ourselves. I try to tell myself enjoy the process. And if I get to frustrated I walk away until I can refocus. I hope you find some labels and have fun with it. You might get lucky at the dollar stores
Coriander is the seeds. Cilantro is the leaves. Chive flowers are edible. I put them in salads.
Thank you 😊
There’s French Tarragon which is the best culinary variety. You propagate it with cuttings. Then there’s Russian and Mexican Tarragon.
Cilantro refers to the leaves and Coriander refers to the seeds. You’re right…same plant.
I’m always inspired by your teaching.
We pronounce herbs with a silent “h” in the U.S.
So fun! I am learning so much. Thank you. Thank you for watching 😊
I’m in RI we call them erbs!!
Thank you!
Thank you 😊
Varnish texture and dried flowers I can’t find it
Could you help me find it please. 🤷♀️
These are fabulous In my head I can do these perfectly we will see how my hands do. Coriander Vs Cilantro Google Both cilantro and coriander come from the Coriandrum sativum plant. In the US, cilantro is the name for the plant's leaves and stem, while coriander is the name for its dried seeds. Internationally, the leaves and stems are called coriander, while its dried seeds are called coriander seeds.
See I am learning so much from you guys. I was always confused about it. Lol
I am sure you can draw these just tell yourself you can and take your time. You might find some easier then others. Have fun with it 😊
@@thecreativecove6898 when you mentioned having a reference to go by I discovers a field note flower book 1 whole segment was B&W , this will come in handy.
Hi 👋🏻- very clever - love your doodling - tfs-👵🏻🎨❤️🤗👍🌱🪴
Thank you 😊
In Poland
Lavender - lawenda
Sage - szałwia (sz is something like sh)
Rosemary - rozmaryn
Mint - mięta
Dill - koper
Basil - bazylia
Thyme - tymianek
Parsley - pietruszka
Chamomile - rumianek
Chives - szczypiorek (not easy to read)
Tarragon - estragon
Coriander - kolendra
So cool to add in other languages. Thanks for this 😊
In Australia it is Coriander
Thank you. Love to hear what they are called in different countries 😊
Coriander is the seeds of cilantro…I think😊
For me in the north..apple mint and peppermint spread crazy as it does, but not the fun ones like chocolate mint, orange, etc etc. I actually can't get those past a year. That apple mint though...sick of looking at it😂😔
You can put the chive flowers in butter, chopped up, mixed in, and freeze to enjoy in the dark winter. Or add to salads, as long as the flowers are vibrant and kinda new.
wish the camera was closer
Sorry…plant!
I wish you would go slower