These pictures were taken at what we call the duck pond. It is a great spot with a fabulous playground with a nautical theme. The water is part of a water conservation and quality improvement system to capture, treat and store stormwater underground for use on parks and ovals in the area. The landscaping around the area is beautiful and luckily it is only five minutes from home. I was pretty excited to feed the baby birds too.
Henry has been here for a stay and so I haven't had much of a chance to sew. He went home last night so today I went to my monthly Stitching with Rosie class at Gail B's.
I had the best time, we laughed and laughed. It was fabulous fun. We were lucky enough to see Rosalie's latest fabric range - Chirpy Lola- which she will be sharing in Houston in the next couple of weeks.
I cannot find the words to describe how gorgeous it is. But happy, fun, beautiful all go part of the way.
We also saw part of Rosie's big project for next year...Ssshhhhh! it is a secret so I can't show you now but I must say it is absolutely adorable. If you live in Melbourne, Rosie is planning a stitching group at Gail'B's for this project and I can tell you I am going to be first on the list. It is a fabulous, exciting and very new idea - clever Rosie - I can't wait. Pop over HERE to see more.
Today's project from Rosalie (we receive a new project each month) is a gorgeous Christmas project, which I will stitch and keep for myself. I chose to stitch it in Cottage Garden Threads, Cranberry.
Not much actual stitching completed, by me anyway, but lots of fun, sharing and general mirth.
I can still feel those laughter-induced endorphins running around in my system.
I've got a link to a wonderful freebie today. The cutest little fox decorating a lovely applique Pencil Case.
You can find it HERE at Sew Delicious, a gorgeous blog written by Ros. Enormous thanks to Ros for all the wonderful projects she so generously shares with us.
Happy stitching
Love
PS I want to send a huge HELLO to lovely Dawn who has just joined our stitching group at Gails. Dawn blogs at Sew Much to Quilt. Please pop over and say Hi.
Lovely pics of your little man Mel and I love your project from Rosalie.xx
ReplyDeleteLovely to meet everyone at Gail B's today, what a laugh - didn't realise stitching is such good therapy. Love the Christmas stitchery, as with all of Rosalies designs, fabulous. Good to see Henry giving you such happiness.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely place to spend time...very cute fluffy babies! Henry is adorable. Looks like you have lots of pretties happening with your Rosie projects xx
ReplyDeleteHow lovely to go stitching with Rosalie every month, I'm sure it would be fun. Henry is growing as fast as a weed, wow! Handsome guy! xx debbie
ReplyDeleteWhat darling pictures of your little Henry with the ducks. The stitching piece looks so sweet.
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How lovely to spend time with Henry. What fun the two of you had. Rosalie's new fabric range is gorgeous and what a beautiful xmas stitchery
ReplyDeleteI am glad you are feeling better, Little Henry is just a cutey, thanks for the cool link too.
ReplyDeleteI bet Henry loves coming to you for a visit..... so fun to seethe baby ducks.... wonderful that you can go to Rosalie's classes regularly ... she is prolific and clever...
ReplyDeleteHugz
Henry is adorable.
ReplyDeleteAnd WOW! that fabric is gorgeous.