It is hard to believe that yet another month has passed and it is time once again for the TDIPT Mercantile artists to update their offerings. Please be sure to take a peek at all of their lovely creations.
My theme this month is a Bountiful Summer Harvest.
(I have two green tomatoes still available.)
These little peapods are sold, but I plan to make a few more this week. My sugar snap peas were ripe, so i picked some to eat and a few to serve as models for my newest creation :)
I have plans for the perfect velvet early autumn / back-to-school fruit for September ;)
Isn't this cross stitch design pattern lovely? Betty Dekat of primitivebettys was kind enough to share this pattern. I had so much fun searching for the perfect coordinating fabrics and trim. I always think that August & Sunflowers go together like peas & carrots...
Isn't this cross stitch design pattern lovely? Betty Dekat of primitivebettys was kind enough to share this pattern. I had so much fun searching for the perfect coordinating fabrics and trim. I always think that August & Sunflowers go together like peas & carrots...
And I couldn't resist a daisy! Of course the daisies were in full bloom when I was picking my wools. But by the time I was ready for photos, they had wilted - so I had to settle for Blackeyed Susans & white coneflowers instead.
If you have a moment, stop by my page at TDIPT Mercantile by clicking here.
Thank you so much for letting me share!
Wishing you a sunny & bountiful August 1st!
Blessings, Patti
Blessings, Patti
7 comments:
Everything is so beautiful! Your harvest goodies are tremendous! :) And your Sunflowers & Crows finish is soooooo lovely! Thank you for stitching & sharing. I'm going to be posting it up on my blog on Friday.
Have a great day!
What a wonderful harvest...your work is lovely!
What gorgeous work! Love your harvest goodies.Hugs,Jen
The crows pillow is beautiful~the colors you chose and the finishing!
How have you been? The peapods are just darling. I've never seen anything quite like them!
Sweet peas!
Love the little peas in a pod..They look so real :)
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