sorting out threads and looking through patterns to start another stitchery......
working out how to make my Owl stitchery a freebie. I have actually done this and will post it soon..........
and making Cindy's lovely Apple Cake. Mine had to stay in the dish as using gluten free flour made it a little bit crumbly, but with lots of cream it tasted just fine.....very fine in factmore spaces over at Kirsty's
23 possums said:
Yum - I could really use a piece of apple cake at the moment.
Word verification is: FLAVE
your creative space looks lovely, as does that cake!
I LOVE YOUR WORKS, I AM FROM ARGENTINE I DO NOT SPEAK ENGLISHMAN, BUT MY EYES CAN ESTIMATE YOUR MARVELS,I MET YOU IN STITCHER SWOCASE. A GREETING, VERO.
loving your creative space. such gorgeous shots :)
and the apple cake looks so yummy! it's making me go to the kitchen to whip up an apply crumble pie. oh wait. my home is devoid of apples at the moment. bleh.
That is a lovely comment above! My eyes can also appreciate your marvels (like poetry hey?) And I left a comment on another of your marvel's new Blog. What a beautiful daughter you have! Those eyes! xx
the owl stitchery is so cute
And of course, everything tastes better in vintage Pyrex, so of course the cake was delish!
I love seeing a basket of stitchery! So beautiful. And that cake looks fabulous too! :) K
Your owl stitching pattern looks terrific. Is this going to be featured in the quilt project?
looking forward to seeing that Owl stitchery - sweet
can't wait for that owl stitchery.
mmmmm, nnnyum, i think there should be more cakes in the middle of creative spaces! i like the little owl peeking out of the trunk
The stitch pattern looks great - I can't wait to see if anyone else does it. All those different interpretations of one project - always interesting, I think. Your yummy pie is making me hungry!
Hi, it's me again! Had to come back and comment to reply to your comment... I can only crochet edges so far and that seems like a pretty easy thing to start on. I did try making flowers a few months ago and they were really unco looking things that I shoved under a bed somewhere or other. For me, the difference was trying something easier and actually being shown by someone - my mum. I tried reading instructions in books and couldn't make head nor tail of them. The squares I've knitted are on the bias, very easy, starting with two stitches and increasing up to 40, knitting a complete row of 40, then decreasing down to two stitches again. I will probably have to do a tutorial!
Hey! Is that Captain Jack Sparrow clones under your computer monitor?
Sorry I am late in visiting ,I couldn't make it yesterday-
Love that yummy cake of yours- apple pie is my all time favourite and I am intrigued that this is glutten-free...Your owl stitchery looks lovely as wel-
have a lovely day
Annamaria
Mmmmm Apple cake, you may have inspired me to get in the kitchen and make something sweet.
Also the owls are very cute.
The apple cake looks lovely. I love the container you have your threads in - gorgeous.
My heart jumped with happiness when I read that you would make your owl embroidery pattern available... and the gluten-free apple cake- yum.
Something for the creative mind, from the generous heart and to warm the tummy!
MMM apple cake - great space to be in!
MMmm, all bases covered there. Lovely things to see, taste and do.
Just right:)
Cake looks delicious! Such a lot of lovely creativity.
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