Halloween is one of my favorite little holidays! I love cute little pumpkins, ghosts, witches and spiders! And then there's the black cats, sunflowers and colorful leaves!!
I've been designing and these are what I've come up with:
Which one is your favorite?
All are available in my Etsy store!!!
Showing posts with label pumpkins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pumpkins. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 10, 2019
New Releases Halloween Cross Stitch Patterns
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Sunday, August 21, 2011
Our Pumpkin Patch
Scott and I thought it would be fun to plant pumpkins this year. We bought seeds for traditional pumpkins and then seeds for the little mini pumpkins. We were very excited in the early Summer when they started growing but little did we know that they would take over our yard!
We've literally had to pull the vines out of our neighbor's yard! That tree stump you see is what's left of the tree that fell on my house 3 years ago. We're still working on getting that stump out of there.
Here's one of the large pumpkins:
And a freak of nature! 2 mini pumpkins growing together:
It's been fun but I'll be glad to cut all the vines down and have my yard back!
In the meantime, I've done some stitching on my Halloween door pillow:
If I can make myself sit still, I'll finish this up later today. For now, I need to walk and move around so Scott and I are going to head out to our little Flea Market in Wilmot, Wisconsin!
We've literally had to pull the vines out of our neighbor's yard! That tree stump you see is what's left of the tree that fell on my house 3 years ago. We're still working on getting that stump out of there.
Here's one of the large pumpkins:
And a freak of nature! 2 mini pumpkins growing together:
It's been fun but I'll be glad to cut all the vines down and have my yard back!
In the meantime, I've done some stitching on my Halloween door pillow:
If I can make myself sit still, I'll finish this up later today. For now, I need to walk and move around so Scott and I are going to head out to our little Flea Market in Wilmot, Wisconsin!
Wednesday, September 08, 2010
Treasures From Galena
We didn't spend much in Galena this past weekend. Had to be thankful just to be able to go. I picked up a few treasures at the antique mall:
Isn't that pretty? I love vintage embroidered linens!
A vintage Aunt Martha iron-on embroidery transfer pattern. I'm always thrilled when I find a vintage pattern that I don't have in my extensive collection!!!
I'm trying to decide if I should use that doily or cut it up for my crazy quilts. I'm leaning towards using it on my dresser.
I bought these for my crazies. Perfect cutters!
I have a weakness for these beautiful crocheted doilies with the pansies on them. I have a few that mom made for me and a few that I've picked up over the years in my treasure travels. The pansies are very pastel on this one. So pretty!
The beads came from Galena Beads. One of my favorite stores in Galena! They were buy 1/get 1 so I was able to get a lot for my money!
So that's what I bought in Galena! Money was tight but that's ok. We were just happy to be there.
In other news, I added a few new things to the shop. First, check out Kathi's new hand-felted pumpkin patch:
Isn't that precious?!!! It's an original creation and all hand felted. Those pumpkins are absolutely adorable!
Then I added one of my "trash to treasure" projects:
This was a junky old metal wall pocket that I picked up at the junk store. Cute but kind of ugly. Not anymore! I filled the pocket with a pumpkin, berries and harvest flowers. The crow sits atop the pumpkin. Very soft and shabby chic! Both are available here.
Yesterday, I started playing with some Autumn cuff bracelets. Quite different from Debi's tutorial. I'll have photos soon. These are fun! Unique techniques!!!
I'm also working on my next Creatively Coping with Depression article. This one is taking me awhile but it's quite extensive and rather difficult for me to write. I'll have it ready soon.
For now, have a great day everyone!
Isn't that pretty? I love vintage embroidered linens!
A vintage Aunt Martha iron-on embroidery transfer pattern. I'm always thrilled when I find a vintage pattern that I don't have in my extensive collection!!!
I'm trying to decide if I should use that doily or cut it up for my crazy quilts. I'm leaning towards using it on my dresser.
I bought these for my crazies. Perfect cutters!
I have a weakness for these beautiful crocheted doilies with the pansies on them. I have a few that mom made for me and a few that I've picked up over the years in my treasure travels. The pansies are very pastel on this one. So pretty!
The beads came from Galena Beads. One of my favorite stores in Galena! They were buy 1/get 1 so I was able to get a lot for my money!
So that's what I bought in Galena! Money was tight but that's ok. We were just happy to be there.
In other news, I added a few new things to the shop. First, check out Kathi's new hand-felted pumpkin patch:
Isn't that precious?!!! It's an original creation and all hand felted. Those pumpkins are absolutely adorable!
Then I added one of my "trash to treasure" projects:
This was a junky old metal wall pocket that I picked up at the junk store. Cute but kind of ugly. Not anymore! I filled the pocket with a pumpkin, berries and harvest flowers. The crow sits atop the pumpkin. Very soft and shabby chic! Both are available here.
Yesterday, I started playing with some Autumn cuff bracelets. Quite different from Debi's tutorial. I'll have photos soon. These are fun! Unique techniques!!!
I'm also working on my next Creatively Coping with Depression article. This one is taking me awhile but it's quite extensive and rather difficult for me to write. I'll have it ready soon.
For now, have a great day everyone!
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