Designer - Shakespeare's Peddler
Fabric - 36 count Buttercream Lakeside linen
Fibers - Crescent Colors Belle Soie - 1 strand over 2 threads
Started - 27 November 2011
Completed - 27 November 2011
What with a football game taking up much of Saturday, Sunday morning was devoted to sleeping...and chores. So I didn't start stitching until Sunday afternoon when the rain returned. I think it's very soothing to stitch and listen to the rain as it falls on the roof and gurgles into the downspout.
I did go outside for a bit in the morning. I needed to water all my plants which now reside on the front porch and under the eaves. I also refreshed all the birdbaths and topped off the feeders.
I had two bunnies waiting in the Brier Patch.
This small one...
...and this big, bad bunny!
Lately the Hairy Woodpecker are at the peanuts morning and evening - just females though - no males for whatever reason.
We had some leftover rolls from Thanksgiving dinner - the Steller's Jays appreciated the handouts.
The deer will eat stale bread, but they turned up their noses at the rolls.
4 comments:
Love harvest, and those beautiful wild animals.
Just stared raining here now.
Oh my gosh, that turned out so cute!! Great job!
The rain--yeah--never stops here! ;)
Oh, that is so cute, Beth--have never seen that one before. I love stitching during the rain, too--makes me feel less guilty about sitting down and not doing something around the house :)
I so enjoy following your posts and look forward to seeing your photos.
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