I love this skirt (via Craft Gossip, via Threads Magazine). Get the tutorial here!
Love the different colors and fabrics in the pin-tucked "ruffle" around the bottom; such a graceful effect.
Mary at Fleur de Lis Quilts is having a give-away--check it out if you like French style and fleur de lis appliques.
A new blog discovered-- Relished Artistry. I really like this vest on his Etsy shop.
Another new blog discovered--A Handmade Life. Dixie writes about successful entrepreneurs. She features artists and craft people who have turned their avocations into money making ventures. Great interviews and tips.-----
I continue playing with my little Eccentricities, making progress, then stalling in the on-going cycle. I'm in a stall right now and hope it won't last long.
Reading a lot. Just finished the map of true places by Brunaria Barry and loved it, haven't reviewed it yet, but will soon. I received an ARC of The Lace Reader in 2007 and thought it was excellent. The map of true places didn't disappoint and it also takes place in Salem. I recommend both of these books.
Rooting some plants, although the heat is so unbelievably oppressive. Mostly staying inside when I can.
We will be heading for Natchez, MS tomorrow. Fee has some work to do near there, and I am going along because on Saturday, we will head on to Baton Rouge. Erin's birthday is Sunday.
How did this all happen so fast? My sweet little blond baby is a lawyer and a roller derby girl with two children of her own.
Thanks for the shout out, JenClair. I know how you feel about this heat--we suffered through 100's all week and still no rain! My poor garden is about finished, except for the okra which is unbelievably happy.
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Mary
I'm not sure it will ever rain again! We just got home to find even more stuff burning up after our weekend away. Mmmm, I do love me some pickled okra!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely skirt... different colours in this skirt looks really great.. nice post..
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