Yes, two posts in one day...but after I did my last post on my covered notepad, and looked at my crappy photo...I knew I had done something wrong. Turns out that I only had camera on the wrong setting...portrait of all things!
I mentioned in a previous post, that I use my dressing gown as a pincushion, which probably isn't a good idea...so I hunted out my Leanne beasley couch companion, that I made last year (pre blog) and decided to make good use of it!
I think that you all know by now that I love my garden...this is a stitchery I designed last year with 'My Garden' in mind...sometimes its nice to have a play with a few drawings and seeing it all come together once stitched and sewn.
My protea...will it ever open!lol!
Bye for now
Lisa ʚϊɞ
7 comments:
Cannot believe, Lucy! You must have special hands. I do love all the things you do and the way you match the fabrics and the colours. Hugs, Clara.
Everything is absolutely gorgeous!
stop being hard on yourself........lol........the photo isn't that bad......lovely notebook cover though.........I need a few lessons from you........your getting so much done........
You do such beautiful work.
I believe I have a yellow protea that I planted about 5 years ago. It was planted out as a tube. It's only about waist high now. (sigh) At least you have a flower that will open eventually. LOL! I do wonder if mine will ever flower but then again, I'm no gardener. I'm keeper of the weeds. Ha!
I have that couch companion too! I did the stitchery a little different, I made the pincushion part out of wool and did some wool applique on it but it is the best pattern! It sits beautifully on the arm of my chair.
Love the note book cover after seeing your earlier posts I just had to have the book, so I have just placed an order...thanks for that,,
Oh wow! What a wnderful garden stitchery!!! So beautiful, and so many things happening, your eyes just keep finding new things! And I love your garden pics! Can't wait until this one blooms!! Our grevillea has buds all over it and I'm waiting for them to blossom!
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