My roses are going through their fall bloom-a-thon! I cut these yesterday and am just loving having a big vase of fresh cut flowers on the table. So, yes, a little redemption, the tree was cut, but the roses were left unscathed! Smart men pick their battles wisely!
I have been busy busy in the Gardenhouse..see that garden is just everywhere! Working on a few new clutches as well as a few more bucket bags. So here...is a photo of a new bag.... in the garden...of course!! I had some samples of the most incredible hand over dyed wool that I got from quilt market last spring. I have been dying to use them, just waiting for a hint of fall. I'm in love!! I SO want to keep this bag {It's Paris-worthy!} but will be listing it in the shop.
More from the garden soon.
luvluv.
Simone
3 comments:
Simone,
I am loving my fall roses in bloom, too! SOOOOOO beeeutiful! DH got a little too carried away with the pruners this weekend, here! My lemon trees were too bushy, and he whacked a bit too much!! EEEK! I keep telling him that is my view out the kitchen window......I know they will grow back, so that is consolation I guess. Lovin all your gorgeous Fall bags! I want.need.crave some of that LOVE fabric, too! :))
Even in Seattle, as the leaves are changing, I have some roses in bloom. One last little reminder of the beauty of summertime.
I love, love, love your bags! Using the wool makes them great for Fall/Winter. I just ordered some black and evergreen wool felt for my shop and I'm excited to blend them with my cottons for cold weather projects.
That bag is gorgeous. I have to get some of that Amy Butler fabric. By the way, my Coleman clutch arrived in the mail yesterday. Swoon! Even my 3-year-old granddaughter was in awe. And the best part--one of my favorite fabrics, the Amy Butler on the front, was also what you used for the lining. Double Swoon!
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