The little baby rick rack returns too.
How are you coming with your flowers and projects? Have you tossed them all in a pile until winter? hee,hee,hee.
Hugs,
Michelle, the Bunnies and Sabrina too
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Fellowship of the Flowers week 42
This week the cone flower returns.
The little baby rick rack returns too.
I thought some french knots would be fun on top.
How are you coming with your flowers and projects? Have you tossed them all in a pile until winter? hee,hee,hee.
Hugs,
Michelle, the Bunnies and Sabrina too
The little baby rick rack returns too.
How are you coming with your flowers and projects? Have you tossed them all in a pile until winter? hee,hee,hee.
Hugs,
Michelle, the Bunnies and Sabrina too
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So cute MIchelle.xx
well good morning, lovely one! I love those French knots, they add a special texture but your work is already on a good start with the colors you choose. Love the olive color, and guess what flavor this reminds me of! OLIVE! Yummmmm.....
Enjoy your day sweet friend.
The way you stitched the rick rack gives it a whole new look!
Deb
pretty pretty shell.....
Wow...so much detail makes it so pretty!
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I love what you did with that ricrac! It looks like you appliqued tiny squares of fabric all around the edges - brilliant!
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