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| Crocheted wool yarn chair pad |
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| I now have four of these wool yarn pads for my bar stools |
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| I had just about given up on the Monarch butterfly coming to visit me this Summer |
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| Beautiful beautiful Monarch |
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| Daddy Bluebird feeding on mealworms |
Friday, August 26, 2011
Hurricane Irene
I'm holding everyone on the Eastern Coast close to my heart. Please be as safe as you can be.
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Love that Monarch shot, amazingly beautiful! You are truly skilled.
ReplyDeleteGo away, Irene!
My monarchs are always few and mostly stay out in the marsh...hoping to see one soon, but with the hurricane who knows.
ReplyDeleteWhat great pictures! This is my first visit so I scrolled back a ways through your blog and must say, I really enjoyed all the pics! The butterfly shots are so sharp & clear that I looked closely to see if you had a fake butterfly you were putting on the flowers! I look forward to following.
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ReplyDeleteThanks so much for stopping by the cottage and leaving that sweet comment!!! I must say I've been a bit nosey (is that how you spell nosey?) anyhoo....love your pics and I am a bit taken in by your quilting. BEAUTIFUL!!! Please stop by again and enjoy your week end.
Nancy
Those Monarch photos are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI have been contemplating trying something similar. Great job! Thanks for sharing this post!
ReplyDeleteI also am keeping those on the East Coast in my thoughts and prayers. Love your chair pads....
ReplyDeleteI am so happy Monarch came into your garden. I do love the butterflies.
Sherry, who dances with butterflies
Hoping Irene moves on with as little damage as possible. We are watching from down under, and have much sympathy.
ReplyDeleteLove your stunning photography!
Hi Angie, Do you have a pattern for your crocheted chair pads? I don't do much crochet, but I think I could handle that... but I'd probably need a pattern so they come out smoothly! ha.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen many Monarchs this summer. I'm attributing our very hot, dry weather.
Aren't you so nice to provide meal worms for your blue bird? I should really do this next year!! (Do orioles range your way? Perhaps a different variety?)
What beautiful photos of the monarchs. Great work on the chair pads, they look nice and comfy.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by Angie! I love your pictures! I have scrolled back a few posts and really enjoyed the view! We didn't get very many Monarchs this year, I am not sure if it was the heat or the humidity!
ReplyDeleteHi. I love the pics and your blog. Nice work with the chair pads made of wool yarn. About the hurricane, I must say it's terrible... and NY is almost like Japan
ReplyDeleteYou and your amazing photos! Wow!
ReplyDeleteWe survived Irene, thankfully. How did your sister fare?
Thanks for your sweet concern Angie.
I need some new chair pads. I wonder how it would work to make two crocheted circles and add some padding in between.
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