Posted on May 26, 2008 by 4heartsnhands
I have decided on the title of this piece. The sun is finished, using a feather stitch in silk buttonhole thread, to tone down the colors and give some texture. Now i want to do some more embroidery on the trees and add some plants. I struggle with the urge to start another project [...]
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Posted on May 24, 2008 by 4heartsnhands
I soaked and planted Martha’s butternut squash seeds this week, and look! there are sprouts this afternoon. And this one was still wearing its little hat. Sorry, I still have not mastered the close-up focus on this camera. I did not start working on the “rooster” project until a couple hours ago, so there is no [...]
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Posted on May 24, 2008 by 4heartsnhands
Yesterday, Friday, i worked for quite a while getting “Chickenville” sewn down. Now i am definitely not happy with the sun, so it comes off. I gave away a bunch of perennial flowers this morning to a happy new gardener, making it such a pleasure. Each time I dig something up, i think of the person [...]
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Posted on May 24, 2008 by 4heartsnhands
This is what I got done on Thursday, the 22nd. 4 of the trees are sewn and the buildings are pinned. I think that “Chickenville”, Cielo and Leaf’s cluster of chicken houses must be on my mind! Thanks for the inspiration. I am glad to be working on something like this after weeks of sorting [...]
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Posted on May 22, 2008 by 4heartsnhands
Two things happened this week, I uncovered some block-printed roosters that i had used for potholders, and the neighborhood crows have been making an enormous racket. This morning two large crows were on the wire outside my front door, and as i shooed them away, two youngsters took flight with them! No wonder there has [...]
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