Local honey is delicious.
These cherry teaspoons are too cute to use. (The potholders came from my grandma's house.)
My sons didn't eat all their breakfast yesterday. When they complained of hunger an hour later, I said, "Finish your cereal if you're hungry!" Yes, I am a mean mama. ;)
Our dog, Buster, is an 80-pound Chesapeake Bay retriever who is very energetic, and, quite frankly, really hard to photograph. I took this pic through the kitchen window.
I can't wait to start this. (The kit is sold out, but the pattern is available as a PDF.)
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What a cute kitchen! I also have dogs that are hard to photograph. At least one portion of their bodies comes out in a blur every time.
Love, love, love!
Love all of it!
Buster is gorgeous!
Buster is so cute!
I've started on the A already. I didn't realize that stitching with wool would be so different than using floss! I mean, I knew it wouldn't be all nice and smooth like floss but I didn't think it would be like this. But I still love how it looks.
Wow you really have talent with photos;) Awesome! Heidi
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Love to see you posting again! And love the new background/theme too! =)
Mwa,
me
Those pictures are too beautiful and now I want some honey.
I spy an adorable creamer and sugar set.
It will be interesting for me to see how the wool works out for you. Personally, I do not see myself attempting it again.
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