It has been a busy couple of weeks, what with a Rozashi Workshop, teaching a mini workshop, working in the yard, getting the house ready for a kitchen remodel and of course some stitching!
Below is a mini workshop that I did with my stitch-in group (part of my EGA). We made pincushions to fit into these little Mary Engelbreit boxes - we also mad pins using straight pins and beads and glue.
This is from my Rozashi workshop with Margaret Kinsey, the fabric is a silk RO which is stitched with silk floss/thread. This was an extremely interesting class learning a bit about Japanese culture and the fine art of one of the styles of Japanese embroidery. I do apologize for the upside down photos, not sure what is going on with the computer.
My yard is starting to wake up after a crazy warm/then cold and rainy winter. Here are my window boxes that will go up onto my back deck.
my little dragon will miss having the flowers sitting with him.
My daffodils
some violas
Happy Spring everyone - thank you for visiting. Roberta
6 comments:
Oh wow! Such beautiful cherry trees! Ahhhhh. Spring is going full force there. No such luck here. Although the crocuses have finally shown themselves. Slowly but surely. Love seeing your various class pieces. That fabric for the Japanese embroidery looks so interesting.
Same here, lots of sunshine and 50s so we are hopeful. Those trees are gorgeous! Your EGA event sounds fun.
Lovely photos Roberta, the cherry trees are gorgeous do hope my daughter has seen hem while travelling.
Love the pin cushions you are so clever.
Hugs
Hazel c (UK)
The cherry blossom trees are stunning.
Lovely projects you have been working on. The little M. E. boxes are so cute.
Margaret
The cherry trees are gorgeous!!!
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