Breakfast?

This is a design I have made on the Spoonflower site. Breakfast, bacon and eggs with biscuits, orange juice and milk.

Fairy Houses

http://www.nature-museum.org/events-programs/fairy-house-tour.html

This is the second year that Grafton has participated in a Fairy House Tour.  After the books written byTracy Kane became popular, more people started making Fairy Houses.   They are to be constructed using natural materials.  Any construction aids need to be covered.  I was able to construct this one with the use of nails, clothespins, string, and glue.  I chose hydrangeas for the thatched roof because they do so well drying in place.  If a fairy wants to come live in this one, I will be delighted.

Approaching my Fairy House

Stone steps, Birch bark walls, Hydrangea roof.

A row of bark quilts

A chipmunk was spotted entering.

Ponds of Marigolds

Quilt Row

The whole time I was constructing this house, I had an audience.

Delilah

Delilah has taken up residence at my house.  Her job description is Mouse Patrol and Entertainment.  She came from a local shelter.  She was part of a litter that was born in a woodpile on Colony Road.  She was bottle fed and is now six months old.

Tote bags for Townshend

Front

Back

Local artists were asked to design tote bags for Fair Days, a benifit for Grace Cottage Hospital in Townshend, Vermont.  Here is my donation.

Dante's Fabrics

Dante is a talented photographer and artist in Grafton, Vermont.  Double click on these images to see the beautiful Spoonflower fabric designs he has made. 

Daylily Days

We had a late frost and then a very hot July.  It has made all the flowers go crazy.  The daylilys are fighting for attention.  So, here they are.

Wedding Flowers

Double click this to see the fabric from my series, "Jessica's Wedding"