Got back from our big 40 day trip across country in July, 2012 so a lot of catch up has had to be done. We had been putting off several house repairs so: the house was termite tented, painted, the broken roof tiles were repaired and two very big trees were removed and others trimmed. The yards have a different look now and garden planning will be beginning right after Christmas.
Santa has brought gift certificates to our favorite garden nursery, Annie's Annuals. That means a trip for plants will be planned for the spring! I will have to look up when their spring sale is!!!
Meanwhile, I am adding my sewing projects to this blog as well as the garden projects. I have been a docent at Ardenwood Historic Farm for over 20 years now. I used to make up a new outfit every year but have not been able to the last few years. So, this year I decided to get with it and do some sewing as my winter projects. I have just found "The Dreamstress.com", a historical sewing website and have joined the challenge of sewing a new project every 2 weeks during 2013. Hope I can keep up!
Ardenwood's time period is from 1890's to 1910ish. I just traced 3 new "old" patterns to make. So here we go!
Santa has brought gift certificates to our favorite garden nursery, Annie's Annuals. That means a trip for plants will be planned for the spring! I will have to look up when their spring sale is!!!
Meanwhile, I am adding my sewing projects to this blog as well as the garden projects. I have been a docent at Ardenwood Historic Farm for over 20 years now. I used to make up a new outfit every year but have not been able to the last few years. So, this year I decided to get with it and do some sewing as my winter projects. I have just found "The Dreamstress.com", a historical sewing website and have joined the challenge of sewing a new project every 2 weeks during 2013. Hope I can keep up!
Ardenwood's time period is from 1890's to 1910ish. I just traced 3 new "old" patterns to make. So here we go!
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