My fabric on the Spoonflower home page

So exciting! See it here...

The day we've all been waiting for

Our chicken laid her first egg today!!! Thank you, Chirpie!

Calling my name...

I usually steer clear of the 'art' pieces in thrift shops, unless they are folksy or crafty, but somehow I was unable to pass this one up. It is an original lithograph signed and numbered by the artist (I can't read it) and has a certificate of authenticity attached.

The primitive houses remind me of India, and the boats say I'm in Florida! I'm quite loving it!

Upsala Ekeby Zebra Teacup and Saucer

Thrifted cup and saucer - such awesomeness! Hand drawn lines to imitate the Zebra, designed by Eugen Trost.

The Pillowcase Skirt

Wow, I can't believe it's been almost 2 months since my last post! A thousand apologies to all who might have stopped by... who knew the beginning of school would be more hectic than ever!?

Something I made for a friend's daughter's birthday is a pillowcase skirt. It was a vintage pillowcase, half of which I used for the skirt, and the other half for the bag that I gave it to her in! She loved it and it was an especially cute pillowcase with a scalloped edge. Good use for a vintage pillowcase.

Thanks again, Spoonflower!

The night before First Grade I was up till the wee hours making a backpack for my son. The fabric was made by Spoonflower, using drawings that my son had done. I was happy with how it turned out, even though it ended up being a little big.

Snake Rescue

Great excitement and panic yesterday when we discovered a long black racer caught in the fishing net covering our sandbox. It took 2 adults 15 minutes to cut him out as he was tangled in many places and had twisted and tightened himself further as he struggled to get out. Dave held his head tight and untangled him slowly as Robert cut the net. Felt good to set him free finally!

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