I love stitching in my Garden!
This morning I had the best peach, my favorite muffin (wholewheat, bran, banana, blueberries and nuts) and Mocha coffee which was really half milk.
I read about Lydia from the Bible. Acts 16:11
Did you know that Lydia was a seller of fine fabric?
My Graham Thomas rose was looking mighty fine this morning.
I am stitching a little white Daygown and trying out a new sleeve.
Using a beautiful cup!
I finished attaching the entredeux to the neck of the Daygown.
Using the old fashioned method that I love.
And peeked at the latest Sew Beautiful magazine.
I have an article featuring three different designs using the same pattern - my Best Embroidered Baby Clothes One!
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Where you sit and sew is so lovely this alone must inspire you,l wish l had your heirloom knlowledge.
ReplyDeleteHugs Pat
I love coming to your blog and reading it and looking at your serene pictures. For a few minutes I let my mind drift from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and dream of one day having a garden like yours to sit and sew in serenity.
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures you post - such inspiration in so many ways!
ReplyDeleteLove your article in the current issue of Sew Beautiful!
What a lovely post! You are so brave to drink coffee and sew white fabric at the same time. I wouldn't dare for fear of spilling. I love the new article.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely day! Everything looked perfect.
ReplyDeleteI love your 3 little dresses in the new SB! Makes me want to hurry up and cut out 3 just like them. I adore the two classic dresses, but the little pink kitty dress is just too cute!!
ReplyDeleteOh how lovely. I don't have my new SB yet, but can't wait to see it. I think I just make tuck it away to read when we are driving on our vacation.
ReplyDeleteI love that Lydia was a seller of fabric. Beautiful.
Your little day dress is going to be beautiful.
Hey Jeannie B.! I LOVE this post! I haven't sewn is years, but my heart jumped at the closeup of your fine work. Sweet roses, and teacup, and a bit of cheer! Jacqueline
ReplyDeleteJeannie, do you have another blog called Jeannies Louisiana Garden??
ReplyDeleteI'm confused.