By the light of
the moon
The moon was showing off this week
with its beautiful colourings. We had a blood moon on Thursday night....
Cory is an excellent photographer and
actually took these shots of the moon. All you would’ve seen of my photography efforts
was
fuzz. The next night this beautiful display....
It took about half an hour before the
moon changed back to its normal glory. Mother nature has much beauty.
It’s back to work tomorrow and my
last dash in the sewing shed this week has been very productive. Here we
go.....time to share.
Some cute little owls with beaded
eyes and super sweet fabrics.
These will be sold at the tourist
centre here in town.
Yay for youtube! I crocheted this
cute little flower and will add it to the headbands I am also knitting.
A little while back I shared my new
fabrics with you and had a secret project on the go. Here it is now.....
Sweet little bag
Shae is my little niece who is a real girly girl and is always eyeing off my ruffled bag. Now she has one of her own.
Sweet little bag
Shae’s
bag.
Shae is my little niece who is a real girly girl and is always eyeing off my ruffled bag. Now she has one of her own.
A visitor to our yard during the
week...Mr Bobtail.
There was a commotion up in the chook yard so I went to investigate. Yep...there was Mr Bobtail trying to get at our 3 baby chicks. Mother hen was fluffed up and going around in circles trying to peck him. It was a funny sight, Mother hen who usually tries to peck me if I come anywhere near her chicks was standing near my foot with me, trying to keep Mr Bobtail away. I caught him and took him down near the river where there are big rocks to bask in the sun on.
There was a commotion up in the chook yard so I went to investigate. Yep...there was Mr Bobtail trying to get at our 3 baby chicks. Mother hen was fluffed up and going around in circles trying to peck him. It was a funny sight, Mother hen who usually tries to peck me if I come anywhere near her chicks was standing near my foot with me, trying to keep Mr Bobtail away. I caught him and took him down near the river where there are big rocks to bask in the sun on.
Commissioned – one peg apron for a
friend. I loosely followed this pattern and made this very handy peg bag. It
turned out pretty well I thought.
Well guys, I’m off to start on the
washing, ironing and house work. Yeh I know, very boring. But it’s back to the
grind stone of a normal working week so I best be in front than behind.
See you next weekend with more show
and tell. Have a great week.
R.I.P Ray Head
A wonderful man has gone to heaven.
Regards, Anita.
11 comments:
Is Mr. Bobtail a snake or lizard?? You are braver than I am.
We didn't get to see the eclipse due to bad weather. Those are stunning photos!
always lots to see at your place.... keeping yourself entertained....
Hugz
Thanks for the eclipse photos. It was overcast here.
Gorgeous colourful owls ......
Lots of pretties to see in this post. Love that pretty bag. 'Your' moon was looking mighty fine down here, too.
Lots of cuteness ... perhaps even Mr Bobtail.
Your little frilly bag will be adored I'm sure :)
What fantastic photos of the moon, we were in the wrong place to see it. Love the owls
Your moon pictures are gorgeous and everything you made is just perfect. I am impressed you caught that beast, I would not have gone near him.
Hugs,
Meredith
You are certainly keeping your self very busy...I love the pic of Mr Bobtail
What gorgeous photos of the moon Anita, cute ruffle bag I'm sure your niece will enjoy it, Love your peg bag, I had a peg bag apron loved it, till it fell part, must get around to making another, you have reminded me.
We couldn't see the eclipse but they are terrific photos.
Isn't youtube great for learning new things I've learnt how to build rock walls, bleed brakes and knit all from youtube.
Great photos of the eclipse Anita. Love the owls and the bag too. Some lovely knitting too. Love that little flower too.
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