As well as working on the cushion, I have just finished quilting and beading two very tiny pieces of fabric, which I will make into something when I figure out what. I just loved sewing them. I bought the oddments in the fabric shop and cut out the little folk art angel, and the little pansy posy. I don't know if the beads and quilting show up in these photo's. I have also been working on some little "let's have coffee" cards they are rubber stamped, painted, glittered, cut out, mounted on cards and then I write the wording on. So I still had a lot to do, even if it wasn't to do with plants. It's nice to have a change !
This evening for dinner I am going to cook "Tartiflette" my son has a french au pair and she made it for us the other week when we were staying there and it was delicious. If my attempt comes out ok, I will share the recipe with you. It looks easy enough, but we shall see. It's made with: potatoes, onions, garlic. bacon lardons, white wine, and the main ingredient is "Reblochon" cheese, which is very expensive, so I really hope my attempt is worthy of the dish.
3 comments:
Lovely stuff. It's great to be creative, the beading is super - I think pansies might be my favourite flower, but I do love daffodils, and sweet peas...
I'm sure your grand children will love their cushions.
I love sewing and craft work but I seem to have less time now to do it. I think what with the garden at home and the allotment sometimes it seems that there aren't enough hours in the day.
I love sweet peas as well, but like you Pansies have to be top of my list, and what about COSMOS ?they are so long lasting and beautiful.
Beautiful stitching.
I do find that stitchers hands and gardeners hands dont mix - I am always snagging my thread on my rough up hands (lol)
K
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