Native Animals and Plants get into your home…a tiling project! as told to me by Wanda


Here, inside the shower, native animals frolic in the imagination

My tile work is something that I figured out on my own, after working with my husband, remodeling houses. I was doing the tile cutting, and got pretty good at it. Right now, I have just finished doing another picture, which is a palm tree, which will go into the corner of a small bathroom, which will be the shower also. There are 2 flamingos to the left of the tree, and about 5 butterflies spread around. Right now, this picture is on my dining room table.

To start with, you have to have a wet saw, to cut the tile, then collect different colors, to use in different pictures. I never did this while we were remodeling houses to sell, but when we decided to move into our barn, 13 years ago, I decided to see what I could do.

The first picture I did, was the clipper ship, I drew up the picture on graph paper, and then re- drew it on the tile which I lay out on my Dining Room Table. then #2 the picture of our barn, over my stove, #3 The mermaids #4 the tree in the corner, with a girl on the swing, #5 was the aquarium, where I acquired a little wet saw, that was like a jig saw, and I could write my name in my work,. #6 the iris around the jacuzzi.
To be continued in Part 2

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As told to me by Wanda Chrysler of the Chrysler’s B & B 3 miles north of Marathon, New York, right along the Tioughnioga River. Visit them and enjoy fantastic food, plant/animal tiling in all 4 rooms and hiking in the wilderness. Look for more pictures of her tiling masterpieces in Part 3.



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