Tonight I was able to finish up Veronica's Neighborhood RR - ahead of the September 15th posting date. I really enjoyed working on her block. For those who do not know, Veronica is not online. She enclosed a note in her project and mentioned that she and her husband often take walks in the countryside. And, sometimes they stop at a tea room. So, I stitched her a tea room :-) I added an extra park bench and more flower pots. The walkway was a request from Veronica - each of us is asked to add a walkway to our house. That part stymied me, but I got it done. Then I added some bunnies from LHN's Morning Berries, but stitched them over one as they would have been monstrously huge in relation to the park benches. I am not overjoyed with how they ended up sitting on the fabric - I probably should have stitched them a little higher up and maybe a little closer together. You cannot see their little cottontails in the scan, but they are there. I hope Veronica likes it. Mike will post this off via GPM to
Annemarie tomorrow. She should receive it in 3-4 days.
And here is the best shot I could get of how Veronica's entire RR looks now - Veronica did two blocks,
Su did one, and of course, mine... I think it is a pretty neighborhood - very delicate.
**************************************************I looked at the rotation today that I wrote up last night, and I thought - "yeah, right!!" - I don't see how I can stick to a rotation while in a Chatelaine online group... so ditch that, and the rotation will be solid again next year! I'm sad, but I'll live - I don't regret the Chatelaine class, I just want to "do it all!"
The daylily gallery continues - I spent a good hour earlier this evening labeling as many as I could of the hundreds of digital photos Mike took of the garden this year - I figured out about 20-30 of them - I have forgotten so many of the cultivars' names - today's floral offering to my pals: Cimmaron Knight
Von, I haven't forgotten your irises. The weather appears to be cooling down enough now to go out and dig some for you - next week, if I am lucky :-)
Stitched on today: Veronica's Neighborhood RR
19 comments:
I love how you did the walkway! Great piece.
Veronica's RR looks great. What a happy looking little down. Your square came out great Carol. I love the little bunnies.
Love the tea house and the bunnies, very cute :o)
Veronica's fabric looks beautiful and you made a great job, Carol. I love your Tea Room with the walkway and the cute rabbits. I'm sure she'll love it!
Wow, this is so pretty! Love those little bunnies - believe me, they look fine! This is all so cute :)
This is so nice Carol...Mum is going to love it and I shall let her see when she comes to my house. All of your ideas have worked really well together and its pretty :-)
vyyThe RR is looking beautiful.
The RR looks beautiful! You did a fantastic job with your block.
This RR is so special... you were very creative with your square, it's beautiful!
What a wonderful RR. Your tea house is so lovely. The walkway looks so real & truly the bunnies are adorable & perfect.
Margaret
Well done, Carol! I love that you were able to incorporate part of her life into the neighborhood. It's so delicate and lovely. :)
Congrats on finishing the Tea House - your whole block is beautiful. I love the little bunnies!
Carol, I love the walkway and the little bunnies. Very sweet. The entire RR is incredible. I hope whoever gets it last takes a picture of the whole thing. Ann.
Your RR block looks sensational as does the entire RR. What a fantastic project to be working on!
It's going to look really neat when finished. Wow
Beautiful addition to the RR, Carol :)
Carol, Veronica's RR is looking great. I love your contribution. The Teahouse, path and bunnies are all wonderful. Thanks for the whole shot. The blocks all look so pretty. Mystery IX is looking sensational as well.
Carol, you are an amazing woman! What a beautiful addition to Veronica's neighborhood you've created!! She's going to be sooo pleased with her entire piece, it's enchanting.
And, dear friend, to remember the irises you'd promised months ago. How did I know you'd make good on it? Because you are you. :) It's been so warm here still that I've held off even planning to get out for those autumn gardening chores. It should start to cool down to some 80s this week. I'm really looking foward to some reasonable weather. :)
Goodness Carol, I haven't visited in some time. You are the stitcher with the MOST accomplished. Veronica's RR is delightful. What a beautiful block you added!
Your mystery sampler is awesome & Emblem of Love is quite attractive as well.
Awww, such a pretty kitty. My household is in quite an uproar with Mrs. Cat feeling much improved since her surgery.
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