What a wonderful weekend here in the Pacific Northwest. My husband and I started out with a 1/2 day off on Friday and went out on a little adventure. We were asked to help clean our a storage shed and what ever we wanted was for grabs, just as long as we helped remove all the contents. I was able to score on a whole lot of batting and fabric........The contents held a lot of antique and collectables and a lot of arts and crafts supplies.........this person had her hands into so many different arts and crafts it was simply amazing. I am one that could as well, but I do limit it to Quilting, Counted x-stitch, sewing, and lets not forget gardening........yes I do think of gardeing as a arts and craft project, a on going project. After the clean up on the storage shed, we got home and worked in the yard and green house for a bit, I did manage to plant a new rose, I have 5 more to plant, yes I have bought six so far this year, I have a problem with plants, it seems I never can have enough. So what are your craft hobbies and what nice score did you get this nice Spring weekend.
I agree Mary, I think gardening can be very creative - your roses are going to look fabulous I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun sorting out the shed and its collectibles - your freebie acquisitions are so sweet!
Jeanne
I Mary,
ReplyDeleteYes I agree gardening can be an art form. Look at Monet garden...so inspiring.
Can't wait to see the roses you are growing. I think I need to plant a few different ones myself.
Also, thank you for the order. I think you'll love the magazine.
xxx
Carole
Hi Mary, wow, I love your blog and all your photos. Your side bar photos of your plants and garden and ohhhhh, love your little shop! How wonderful, just joined as a follower. The green transfer dishes you mentioned. Which ones, and let me know what you have, OK?
ReplyDeletetalk soon,
Debra
Sounds like a good days work.
ReplyDeleteI will start to venture out into the garden soon. It's still a little cold here but a couple of weeks should do it. XXXX