Saturday, September 29, 2012

My first twisted flowers

This is done with a long strip of fabric (here I used hem binding) twisted it and sewed  to a background fabric.  It really is a flower.  Would look good on a floppy hat.  I do need to practice and get better looking flowers, so I will twist away.  I am learning this technique and other embellishments  on
 www. craftsy.com.  They have some great classes.



Monday, September 24, 2012

Husking Bee "Cracker Jack" Bears 1907 Antique Postcard

Next to the husking bee they went
On happiness and good times bent
And there the corn in many a sack
Was ready to make into "Cracker Jack"









Thursday, September 20, 2012

2 Cats decided to adopt us.......

I heard a meow on the deck and found a rather large calico kitten.  She was a little skittish but looking for a home.  Soon a black kitten showed up.  Before I  knew it they had a big dinner, lots of water and places to hide under the deck.  I thought well I need mousers but they are on their own as far as survival.  We have wild life and a busy highway.  If they are still here in 3 months I will get them fixed.  

They are so cute and a lot of fun but I wonder if they were dropped off on the highway.  We live near the SPCA which is often closed.  

Spotty and Blacky


Such a cute Calico kitten

He is so Frisky

Our 25 year old cat Little Killer is glad of the company

Joey is not so happy with the new editions to our family.  Lets hope the bears, raccoons, Bobcats, or Mountain Lion do not get them.  Or that old Highway!!
My previous post has Cat postcards.....must have known that they were going to show up.

Thursday, September 6, 2012

Sepia Vintage Postcard North African Man

Carrying Palm Wine
La Recolte du Vin de Palme

Bid now on eBay

Saturday, September 1, 2012

Finds from my trip - Postcards and Quilting panels

Powell Street Cable Car and Turntable

Cliff House near San Francisco


                                                       Greeting Style Postcard Yosemite Park




2 Quilt Panels I bought in Baker City Oregon
Can't wait to see what I do with these panels.



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