spring oxalis
...or shamrocks. Today I get to brag about being 1/8th Irish.
Here are some of the beginning stages of the big embroidery (measuring 40" x 60") that I'm working on for a show in September.
...and my yard that inspires the work. We'll be taking a weed wacker to it this saturday, but it sure is pretty for now.
Tonight we will have roasted fish and potatoes, instead of the traditional corned beef that people have on St. Patrick's day. I'm gonna try this recipe that I saw on Mark Bittman's blog a while back. Although Italian, it still seems a good fit for today.
Here are some of the beginning stages of the big embroidery (measuring 40" x 60") that I'm working on for a show in September.
...and my yard that inspires the work. We'll be taking a weed wacker to it this saturday, but it sure is pretty for now.
Tonight we will have roasted fish and potatoes, instead of the traditional corned beef that people have on St. Patrick's day. I'm gonna try this recipe that I saw on Mark Bittman's blog a while back. Although Italian, it still seems a good fit for today.
Labels: crewel embroidery
posted by narangkar at
2:14 PM
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That contraption looks so awesome, as do your clovers.
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