Color Fun 11

This flower frog belonged to my grandmother. They can be traced back to the 16th century in Europe and became popular in the US in the mid-twenties and thirties.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Very cool. Love it.

[Diana]

What an interesting vase you have there, a great way to display your colourful pencils too.

[Merrelyn]

Nicely done, it's a novel way to use a flower frog. I have one that was my Mum's but mine is just a circular piece of glass with the holes in it.

[katy]

I have something similar that I should photograph that was my grandmother's first andf then my mothers! I love how you have repurposed it here!

[Mags]

Clever girl! Nice capture.

[Agnes]

Creative shot

[Michelle]

I didn't realise that was what they were called, my Nan had a huge one of them!

[Barb]

Nice way to display all those great colored pencils! I've had a love for pens, pencils and paper since I was very young! :-)

[Islandgirl]

Nice pencil holder!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I didn't know these were called "frogs". I wonder why. Great way to display pencils!

[Walks @ 7]

Most useful

[winghong_ho]

I like this flower frog.

[eDorre]

What a cool shot! Thanks for the frog info too

[haskar]

Lovely play.

[Lou Ann]

I love this. I didn’t keep my grandmother’s frogs. I’ve regretted giving them away many times.

[Cordiander]

Very good idea!