I hope you enjoyed a pleasant Easter season..
I made a pink bear years ago, during the Great Teddy-bear phase of the 90s..
Perhaps she will find another home with our new granddaughter - but not yet!
Yellow Easter lilies from Mr Red Cardinal: and naturally, chocolate was consumed...
We had lovely visits to family.
Family is key, especially in these troubled times.
I spent a few hours making a baby blanket. The lace bunny was given to be over 12 years ago, when our first grandchild was expected.
Five boys later, at last I can applique a couple of pink bunnies to the pink blanket.
They came in a string, like this:
You cut them apart, pull a little gathering thread, and up pops a bunny:
The skirt is double, and I tucked a bit of toy wadding in there to make a soft round body. Then I hand stitched the head to the body and onto the blanket.
I still have two more from the set, for another project.
Do you sew for grandchildren? I'd love to know..
During the Easter school holidays, local children do interesting things. This basket of Rosemary was left beside the path in the park where I walk.
What a lovely gesture... Free Home-grown Rosemary.
I enjoy the pastel colours of Easter, so naturally was drawn to the Cambridge girls in their Easter finery, walking to St George's chapel on Easter Sunday.
What a pretty shade of blue.
Charlotte is about to turn seven. I notice she is still in the 'uniform' she has been given since a toddler: sweet floral prints with a smocked bodice and dainty collar.
I can't help but wonder when she will rebel, and demand something different for special occasions??
Kate's blue clutch = Perfection..
Poor Ukraine continues to suffer. The world is helping as much as it dares, but where will it end?
May goodness triumph over evil, in their time of need.
Be safe, take care
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