2023 Genealogy Calendars and Coloring Cards
Welcome to the community of calendar and floral coloring card holders. This is the place to share your coloring pages and art as we create art every month. Below, you can find access to new videos and recipes using the flowers posted on the 22nd of each month.
January, Milk Thistle Flower
January’s featured flower is the milk thistle. Join me in the video to learn more about the medicinal benefits and lessons on how to paint this beautiful flower using watercolors.
February, Echinacea Flower
February’s featured flower is echinacea. Join me in the video to learn more about the medicinal benefits and lessons on how to paint this beautiful flower using watercolors.
March, Magnolia Flower
The magnolia flower that we’re painting this month is the southern magnolia. Prepare to paint and learn about the medicinal benefits of the tree bark, flower, and leaf.
Here’s a sweet recipe for Magnolia Syrup.
April, Dry Echinacea Flower
Dried Echinacea florals are just as beautiful as freshly bloomed flowers. It’s in its’ dying state that the flower is read y to be prepared for medicine. In this video, we’re slowly painting the flower using earthtones with the Viviva Colorsheets.
May, Dandelion Flower
The Dandelion flower is a beautiful weed that we’ve all seen in our backyards. The greens, flower petals, and root are all medicinal. Dandelion helps to fight inflammation, it’s great for the liver, and it’s a blood cleanser.
June, Peaches
The painting of the month comes from one of my favorite fruits, the peach. Peaches are great for inflammation, heart health, and the skin. I learned that the leaves of peaches are great for jaundice. Pour yourself a tasty glass of peach tea and paint this month’s fruit with me.