I am so glad that there are many lovely ladies joining in with the week of Nana/Granny goodness. Amity Ville has some great ideas.Pottery painting I think may have been one of her first recreational crafts, now know creating something she didn't really need. I have to admit these are some of my favourites as I have NO artistic talent what-so-ever so when people can paint/draw I always find it fascinating. I think it is one of the only skills that you can't learn. I had these sitting in the cupboard too afraid to use them until I figured out that seeing them everyday brings me much more joy than keeping them safe.
I have actually finished some sewing too, finally. I so love this combination. Aunty Cookie brilliance with a little linen, perfect for summer.
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love that red!
love the creation!!!
Very cute. Red and white are so good together!!!
Sweet little plates...and I love the pinnie!
I love the plates. My nan did china painting too. I will have to have a look and see what I can find. I will do a week-o-nanna post soon.
I adore the pinnie!
Lovely week of nanna! I am doing a week of tribute to teatowels, but will throw in some nanna niceness as well!
House being mailed tomorrow!!
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love the dress - and great use of shannon's handprint fabric. (just saw it in the gallery over at Kelani fabrics!)
love the dress - and great use of shannon's handprint fabric. (just saw it in the gallery over at Kelani fabrics!)
That dress is fantastic - that's your "artistic talent" right there Cindy - taking all of those elements and transforming them into something spectacular like that... I can't do that with a sewing machine, no way!
Oh, love the plates! I'll try to do something nanna-ish soon and let you know. Maybe I could take a nap? That's a Nanna thing to do :)
gorgeous little dress! I love the cute little buttons on the top!
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