A few Sunday morning coffee shots from the past week to brighten your day in the rain we are having today in Nova Scotia. What a beautiful September – we still have day lilies in bloom!! Can you tell that sunflowers are a favourite of my photography team? They must take after their mother. My favourite is the planter filled with flowers grown so lovingly by my wee girl – they turned out to be so beautiful! Have a wonderful week!
hydrangea
wild rudbeckia
Helenium
Climbing nasturtium
Day lilly
Coneflower
Wee Girl’s Coleus!
Zinnia
Dahlia
rudbeckia
Sedum
Dahlia
“Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow. It’s what sunflowers do.” – Helen Keller
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So beautiful! And those coleus turned out magnificently.
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They sure did, soon time to collect seeds from them again – can’t believe how fast the time flew…
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I love sunflowers the most!! Thank you for those beautiful summer flowers.
Would like to see some hand crocheted life looking flowers?
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I love crocheting!
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Do you have some pictures of your work?
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Yes, I do , a lot! but they are not mine! They were my mother’s. The main purpose for this site is to introduce her work,the back of how those art work were created, and to unveil the methods of crochet Everlasting Blossom. Do come to my site, please! I’ll post them in sequence. I need your feedback.
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Will do! I am not a very good crocheter, but I did make a few hats for my girls last winter with flowers and lots of newborn booties! I went to your site but saw no pictures, I will keep checking!
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Oh my! Not even the rose I posted recently ? If so , there must be something I did wrong, What ma I going to do?
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I’m new to this blogger, Not very good in playing with it yet! I thought I respond to your first message, didn’t know how come to your second one!
Ok! I’m so happy to know that you love crochet. You will not like my caregiver. If even she made it, it will be very easy for you!
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Great photos, I remember those 100 rudbeckia seedlings you had, I am just about ready to plant my 10 out, I have yellows as well, I have seem some great red ones on some of the other blogs that I am keen to find.
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I found a gorgeous maroon coloured one in a ditch and a few had gone to seed, I may have picked a few 😊
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