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Allegra Rose Brown
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 28 ม.ค. 2016
My name is Allegra and welcome to my channel! I'm a grateful housewife and a mother of 2 small children. I share a portion of my life here in the Pacific Northwest along with a variety of art projects, gardening (mostly flowers but some edibles too), chicken tending, and more fun.
Online Printing Service for Artists, My Go-To for High Quality Professional Giclee Art Prints
The website I use for high quality professional Giclee prints of my artwork is www.gicleetoday.com
I have no affiliation with the site. I just really like the quality of the many prints I've ordered from them.
Also, if you aren't sure which paper you'd like, you can order a sample pack to help you with your decision(s). For my graphite work, I really love their Hahnemuhle Photo Rag.
Patreon Card-of-the-Month Membership: www.patreon.com/allegrarosebrown?fan_landing=true
Instagram: allegrarosebrown
Facebook: profile.php?id=100035389852425
I have no affiliation with the site. I just really like the quality of the many prints I've ordered from them.
Also, if you aren't sure which paper you'd like, you can order a sample pack to help you with your decision(s). For my graphite work, I really love their Hahnemuhle Photo Rag.
Patreon Card-of-the-Month Membership: www.patreon.com/allegrarosebrown?fan_landing=true
Instagram: allegrarosebrown
Facebook: profile.php?id=100035389852425
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Cutting Flowers, How I Make a Market Bouquet, and Future Farm Plans
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If you would like to know more about what I cover in this video, or want to follow up on the other channels that I mention, the links are below. You can also follow my Instagram pages, links below. Thank you for watching, and don’t hesitate to ask me questions or comment. Here is that video on the spiral bouquet technique: th-cam.com/video/-q0DGCV_aJw/w-d-xo.html Blossom and Branch Farm: youtub...
Early May Flower Garden Tour Zone 8b Pacific NW, Blooms Arriving Soon! Cold Hardy Annuals and More
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So far not many blooms yet (except for the lilacs and other early Spring perennials, which I will feature soon), but so many of the cold Hardy annuals are going to be blooming in the next few weeks and through the Summer. In this video you will see the status of the particular flowers I am growing this season. Not all are cold hardy, but listed below is what is growing now here in the Puget Sou...
Starting Pro Cut Sunflowers Early, No Greenhouse, Zone 8b Pacific Northwest
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This video is specifically about growing Pro Cut sunflowers, which have a fast growth cycle (around 50-60 days). I’m actually a little late starting these sunflowers for market bouquets this year, but I will still have some ready earlier than I originally thought. Now I will have more sunflowers ready to go for bouquets throughout most of the flower season! Shout out to Northlawn Flower Farm’s ...
Growing Flowers from Seed in February Zone 8b, Cold Hardy Annuals, Pacific Northwest Garden
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This video is specifically about the cold Hardy annual flowers that I started back in late summer/early fall and the seeds that I’ve planted indoors over the past several weeks. For other varieties and perennials that I’m growing now I will make another video soon. The book, Cool Flowers, by Lisa Mason Ziegler is a great starter book to help you with the process of growing these beautiful flowe...
We Moved! Channel Update Plus Taking a Nice Long Break from Posting
มุมมอง 143ปีที่แล้ว
Hey! I’m picking the pace back up (still slow but more than what I was doing this Summer) with the videos and art studio time. I look forward to sharing more art, garden, and chickens with you. Thanks for subscribing and stopping by here! Here is Dani’s Happy Farm channel: youtube.com/@HappyFarmsLa?si=sul35_6Yi4LT71xd Website: www.allegrarosebrown.com Instagram: allegrarosebrown?i...
Did God Send Me an Owl? Treasure in the Woods, Miracles, Art an Echo of the Creator
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Alex Grey’s Talk: th-cam.com/video/0_YJToyOp_4/w-d-xo.html&feature=shares My website: www.allegrarosebrown.com/?fbclid=PAAaZ0B5xdH8JNfYoNGFuLf8EAw4tTpiMxK6TucJKGAob6RUSbE9vOVJFIHfI Instagram: allegrarosebrown
Praise Built My Confidence to Draw, Honest Criticism Made Me An Artist
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This video inspired by: th-cam.com/video/lOlBKhCgaxQ/w-d-xo.html My website: www.allegrarosebrown.com/?fbclid=PAAaYlIZ26EDaIWs2uDAiMtGTh_T3QtrZ-eAPAQSG7f60rVcoXft5JsfFwxgI Instagram: allegrarosebrown Facebook: m. profile.php?id=100035389852425&_rdr
How I Start a Watercolor Owl Painting
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Website: www.allegrarosebrown.com/?fbclid=PAAaYalj52Vi3u9u_SeoPCsuUBVBMVR_SZpBgZ5UucsmHryQUub7YiYo8nPPw Instagram: allegrarosebrown If you one sending greeting cards with original artwork on it, think about becoming a member of my greeting card of the month club on Patreon. My Patreon: www.patreon.com/allegrarosebrown?fan_landing=true I have no affiliation with any of the product...
PacNW Annual Flower Seedlings in February, Living Away From Cities and Subdivisions
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PacNW Annual Flower Seedlings in February, Living Away From Cities and Subdivisions
Our Mid-February Garden Projects zone 8b/7a, Starting a Raised Hotbed for Seedlings
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Our Mid-February Garden Projects zone 8b/7a, Starting a Raised Hotbed for Seedlings
Pac NW Windstorms are Scary, Trees Fell on the Barn, Tree Removal
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Pac NW Windstorms are Scary, Trees Fell on the Barn, Tree Removal
Chicken Yard Tour, What Works and What Doesn’t, Cold Weather, No Electricity
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Chicken Yard Tour, What Works and What Doesn’t, Cold Weather, No Electricity
No-Dig Permaculture Garden Tour, Pacific NW zone 8b, Still Growing This Late in the Season!
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No-Dig Permaculture Garden Tour, Pacific NW zone 8b, Still Growing This Late in the Season!
Humanely Raising Chickens for Eggs and Meat. Decentralizing Our Food Systems Starts with Us.
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Humanely Raising Chickens for Eggs and Meat. Decentralizing Our Food Systems Starts with Us.
Homestead in the Woods Tour, Thinking About Fire Evacuation, Garden, Chickens, Farm Stand
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Homestead in the Woods Tour, Thinking About Fire Evacuation, Garden, Chickens, Farm Stand
How is the Garden After Vacation, and What Will I Find?
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How is the Garden After Vacation, and What Will I Find?
Garden in the Woods, Pacific Northwest Garden Tour, Zones 8b/7a
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Garden in the Woods, Pacific Northwest Garden Tour, Zones 8b/7a
Pacific Northwest Garden Tour Mid-July 2022 (Zones 8b/7a) Plus I Need A New Watering System!
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Pacific Northwest Garden Tour Mid-July 2022 (Zones 8b/7a) Plus I Need A New Watering System!
How is My Pac NW Garden Doing This Cold Spring? No Dig, Building Up Soil, Hoop Houses
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How is My Pac NW Garden Doing This Cold Spring? No Dig, Building Up Soil, Hoop Houses
How I Turn My Art Into Greeting Cards and Prints (Overview)
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How I Turn My Art Into Greeting Cards and Prints (Overview)
Inexpensive Hoop House For Growing Tomatoes in the Pacific Northwest
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Inexpensive Hoop House For Growing Tomatoes in the Pacific Northwest
A Cold Pac NW Spring: Drinking Nettles, Garden Update, Owls, Chickens, New Chicks and New Art
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A Cold Pac NW Spring: Drinking Nettles, Garden Update, Owls, Chickens, New Chicks and New Art
How to Get My Art Greeting Cards and What’s New Around Here
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How to Get My Art Greeting Cards and What’s New Around Here
Future Videos About Art, Catching Chickens, and Cheers to a New Year!
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Future Videos About Art, Catching Chickens, and Cheers to a New Year!
Art Studio-Time, TOOL Fan, Teaching 3-year-old Some Art Studio Rules
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Art Studio-Time, TOOL Fan, Teaching 3-year-old Some Art Studio Rules
Starting Our Homestead: New Rooster, End of Summer Harvest, New Art
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Starting Our Homestead: New Rooster, End of Summer Harvest, New Art
Thank you for the amazing tutorial and video to see the parts where to put the the thread correctly.
Love her!
Fun tour! I am in Lynden, WA 👊🏻🌻👊🏻
Thank you! Nice...Lynden. That's such a beautiful area.
Wholy smokes that's a big one
It's making me nervous
Long ago I had almost every color of this brand. It's really good paint.
I know this is long after the fact, but this video really disturbs me. How and why would you get so close to an owl? A wild bird would not let you get that close, so what is going on here? And by following it and getting in its face when it caught the rat, you risked causing it to lose its prey, and probably prolonged the rat's suffering by distracting the owl from finishing the kill. The owl was looking at you instead of paying attention to the rat.
Well spoken. Miss you
🎉Loverly🎉
Well done with all aspects(cinematic, gardening and care of self)
Choice of music fits Superbly
Definitely speaks volumes
Those are gorgeous flowers Alegra, yu have done well with your venture. Blessings on your business. We love to grow zinnias because they can take the heat, so far. 105 today.🥵 You could also sell w.c paintings of flowers too.😊
Thank you! My Zinnia should be blooming in a couple of weeks, and I can't wait! I actually do sell my greeting cards and other drawings and paintings. I will make a video about that too.
Yeah! Firsties!!! 😁
I'm right there with you. We started our homestead in November of 2018, but I began making Junk journals and crafts this past November. Unfortunately I haven't learned how to balance the two yet. You're artwork is beautiful. I'm a writer, photographer and junk journalist, but my latest passion has been working with paper crafts. I found your channel when looking for others who made their own greeting cards. Thank you for sharing your products with us. Beautiful work!
Thank you! There’s just not enough time in the day to get all we want done! Each year I see more and more how patience pays off though. Best wishes with your journals and photography! It’s great to have passions like that.
@@allegrarosebrown238 I completely understand the "not enough time" issue. I too have a garden, chickens, a home to tend to, and if I don't give myself care NOTHING gets done. And thank you for such kind words. I appreciate you! My artwork is hobby really, but your art is genius. Blessings to you!
thank you so much!!
Thank you for filling in some gaps I had with the whole process! Can you tell me what quality paper you use for your greeting card prints?
I can’t remember but it is a pretty common card stock that most print shops carry
Ty for the video 😊 your art is gorgeous!
Lovely work! Thanks for the very useful advice about how to get my artwork made into cards and prints. Thank you! Plus your kid and your chicken are adorable!
Thank you! Glad you found it helpful.
Sp cool! Awesome work. Can't wait to see more.
Thank you!!! Hope you’re doing well.
I just have tomatoes, jalapenos, garlic, onions, and mint 😋
That’s great!
Really developing your new digs. Looks great!
Thank you Larry! Hope you’re doing well.
I can't wait to see their faces!!!
Can't wait! 🌻☺
What? In your zone, why not just plant them directly in the ground? I am in IOWA zone 4.5 and plant them directly and they do just fine in my shorter season. Also, they seed them selves from the previous year. Seems like you may just enjoy extra work, but from my 65+ years, Sunflowers do BEST when not suffering/shocked by transplants. They sprout so fast, as you point out, just plant them direct here! I have even planted seed in the fall for spring sprouts - DIRECTLY in the ground
I prepared a large bed along a 6 foot tall wire fence, I think I will have at least 6 hours full sun. I buried a soaker hose in the little gully , added aged horse manure, tons of sandy soil and laid hay all around the perimeter of this bed. I planted at least 7 varieties. Fingers crossed 🤞 I really want to grow sunflowers for my rabbits and the pollinators. I planted directly in the ground almost an inch deep.
I'll make another sunflower video. I do plant my other sunflower seeds straight in the ground, but for people who want to get an early start, it is possible to start indoors (especially with the Pro Cuts) then move outside and keep warm with agribon, low tunnels, and green houses. I know a lot of flower farmers do this, so I wanted to experiment with the process.
I’m 8b also in Canada and mine just sprouted but I’m not growing mine to cut them mainly just for the long blooms for the garden and the seeds, this is my first year so I’m experimenting also. I’m still planning on keeping mine indoors for 2-4weeks..I planted them in 1 gallon pots…so it will be interesting to see if I can get them to transplant fine. I’m growing mammoth and a velvet queen. I’ll be following along.
Oh you'll have so much fun with them! I will be planting some mammoth and another type just to have around the garden and chicken yard. The mammoths are sooo fun to grow and harvest! I will make a video of those too. Have fun and thanks for joining along!
Hi Allegra! I’m also in the Pacific Northwest. I watched your video as I planted more sunflower seeds🌻🌝good luck with yours!
Thank you and have fun! Sunflowers add so much to the garden.
Happy Earth Day😊🌲🌳
Great job!
Thank you!!!!
I would sincerely love to see more of your work. The painting of the girl, in a scarf, with, I believe, a red coat? Was gorgeous. Would love to see much more!! Thank you!!!
Thank you! I really appreciate hearing that and will definitely be posting more artwork soon.
Thank you for this excellent video. I was tearing my hair out trying to wind a bobbin this was so useful xx
So happy to help!
thank you so much! I still hard a difficult time when it came to the needle threading part. Have you found a "sweet spot" to place the thread or some part of the machine you use as a guide? Also, do you let go of the thread? or hold it tight? it took me about 10 times before I could get the thread thru...lol.
Yyyyeeeaaahhh!!! 😅🐐
Cool sketch.😊
love watching chickens take dust baths :)
Yes, it makes me happy
Happy to see you again! You are looking great and I'm happy for you. Keep your art alive and I know your children will benefit from your endeavors. Spring is almost here!
Hi, Thanks and nice to hear from you! Been so busy but yes hitting the ground running with all the Spring planting. Hope you're doing well. Take care!
Happy chickens 🐔
I'm in zone 7 and my snap dragons and carnations are starting to grow. We've had 6 inches of snow twice but not to cold of a winter. Did you sell your place out in the woods?😊
I did start some carnations and they are still pretty small. We didn’t sell it, but we moved to a different house not far from there. Still growing a garden at the cabin, but that will have to wait until our children are a little older. They will be a big help :)
Yeah! Firsties! 😅
Yahooooooo!
Sold you don't sell original art ? so you your doing nothing different than buying at the local dollar store, ok.
No, this is all of my original art. OK?
Most artists sell prints of their original artwork, Joe. That’s what she does. No need to be mean.
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GM..& HOW R U...PLZ INFO ON HOW I CAN START PUTTING MY ART ON THE CARDS...
Brilliant work.
Awesome😊
Nice
I love seeing all of your amazing work!
Thank you!
that says it all
Excellent work, I think drawing is so fun and even helps improve your painting skills too.😊
Thanks! Definitely
How do you give the printer your artwork?
I email my local art printing business a file of my image after I have fine-tuned it in photoshop and then color-corrected it
@@allegrarosebrown238 thank you for responding! I believe you used a scanner and we don’t have the right kind of scanner to do that.
@@N-A-uw5fp yes my scanner is the Epson Perfection V600 photo scanner.
The best art! 😁
: )
Every artist habit
🔥🔥🔥
Very nice!
Thank you! Nice to hear from you. Hope things are good.