For June is these.
Japanese Enshu cotton pongee which I purchased, I made a pincushion the other day. This cloth and affinity with the cross-stitching seem to be unexpectedly good
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In my garden, weeds increase. They grow big in a short term.
We went for wisteria Festival last week
The local Buddhist priest of has begun to bring up these wisteria from approximately 60 years before. Inhabitants bring them up by a volunteer now.
A sweet-smelling fragrance spread.
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Have a happy day.
Have a happy day.
I love your stitching! I was trying to decide which of the many are my favourites. It's hard to choose!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the photos of the wisteria - so spectacular. They are grand old ladies. They look more gorgeous as they get older!
We have lots of rain here but the weeds are always happy! Thank you for changing your comment setting!
Magnifique travail
ReplyDeleteYour ornaments are gorgeous! :o)
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week, Cathi
I love all your ornaments - so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing the beautiful wisterias too, they look wonderful.
Wonderful collection!
ReplyDeleteYour ornaments are wonderful!! Do you have a tutorial for getting them do perfectly round and edged so nicely?? Good job! Faye
ReplyDeleteOrnaments galore - How beautiful !!!
ReplyDeleteYour June ornaments are fabulous! Wisteria do not grow here on the prairies in Canada as it is too hot and dry in summer and too cold in the winter. Your photo of them is lovely. Do they smell as beautiful as they look?
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