I took so many pictures in my wildflower garden this summer that never made an appearance here.
I have been working on a few craft projects and have kept myself busy indoors for various reasons.
"Trick or Treaters"
and also for the children with the best costumes.
I have only made 5 but I will get back to them, I would like to have 10 to give out, with candy of course.
I just got paint from Amazon, orange and black to paint the undersides.
I started this blanket as a Christmas gift for my son
Knitted with Sierra Yarn
Andean Solid
60% Baby Alpaca and 40% Pima Cotton
I ordered this as a kit from Sierra Yarn, the kit included everything I needed,
the yarn, needles, pattern and a tag, I really like that.
Sometimes, a deep cleaning is necessary to find hidden treasures.
I started the process last year and forgot all about them.
I remember now there were more, now to find them...and I am not sure what I am going to do with them.
Any suggestions?
I made up my Fall Bucket List...It has some really great ideas for fall.
Hello Debbie,
ReplyDeleteLovely post. Your flowers and bee images are beautiful.
Your craft projects look great, I like the painted shells, the pumpkins. The blanket is a wonderful gift for your son.
We had a day of rain, sometimes coming down in buckets.
Take care, have a great day and happy weekend!
You are so talented and creative- love all your crafts but its your photos that are incredible. How did you capture that rain so clearly? Amazing photo
ReplyDeleteThose are LONG raindrops! Linda in Kansas
ReplyDeleteRain, rain, glorious rain! It's dripping heavy here right now and I love it! Your garden flowers are beautiful, and your knitted pumpkins are adorable.
ReplyDeleteLovely wildflowers! I love the knitted leaves and pumpkins. Pretty colors. Those shells are fantastic. The trick or Treaters would love them. I look forward to seeing the blanket. I love it when it rain likes that. So beautiful. This was such a lovely read!!
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That rain really did come down!!!
ReplyDeleteA lovely mix of photographs.
All the best Jan
You take the most amazing photos, Debbie. I love your macro photos of wildlife.
ReplyDeleteI loved each and every one of your photos, each told a story in themselves. Have fun tomorrow.... Go Chief!
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty flowers and insects! And, rain, glorious rain to keep the flowers blooming and healthy. I love to watch the rain... not crazy about thunder and most definately not lightening. The pressed flowers... bookmarks, note cards, frame them. just a couple ideas.
ReplyDeleteDebbie,
ReplyDeleteI LOVE and I MEAN BIG TIME LOVE the shell idea. I did some shells with our church ladies this summer using napkins and modge podge. They and myself included loved it.
You are super talented. I love the fall bucket list printable. I read your plans and they inspired me!!!
We have those blanket flowers too, I didn't know what they were called, thanks :) We have white and pink Cosmos too...neat to get a praying mantis on one.Neat idea to hand out to the trick or treaters, they are cool, I just love your yarn leaves with the pumpkin.
ReplyDeleteI have an old phone book that I keep all my dried flowers in. I have been making some little tags for my journals to display them, maybe I can share that on my blog.
Looks like you have a good list going there. Nice you got a good soaking rain, we just got our first rain in weeks today and it is so nice.