It's probably not news to anyone, but SNOW hit our area last Friday. This truly had to be a blast from the Arctic--we've been BELOW freezing for several days now! Very unusual for this part of Oregon. I've never experienced a truly powdery snow like this, so light to hold or shovel (until it melts & freezes underneath)--our snows are usually sopping wet when we get them. I guess that's what happens when the temp is in the single digits!!
Norm, the chicken herder |
Our poor chick-girls remained "cooped-up" for days, fearing to tread in this white stuff, which happened to be freezing to walk on as well! So my dear husband tried to coax them out yesterday to cluck along the shoveled path in the brilliant sunshine. They weren't real happy about it.
I've done some sewing & dreaming while keeping warm in the house. I've collected some fabrics (just like you). I dream about making these particular fabrics into a handbag, like the "Chicken Bag" I featured on Nov. 18, 2013. I'll make some modifications to the pockets, the top and the arrangement of fabrics. Please don't think I only like chickens. I like fish, too! I can't wait!
It's hard to see the gray and whites, but they're lovely! |
great fabrics for your handbag. poor chickens I am sure the fresh air did them good :)
ReplyDeleteAmy, thanks for stopping by last week for WIP. I'm happy to report that the chickens are enjoying the fresh air again.
DeleteLove the fish sister...hint hint... :)
ReplyDeleteOh the fishies are cute!
ReplyDeleteStopping by from Lee's hop
http://domesticdeficitdisorder.blogspot.com/2013/12/wednesday-wip-dec-11th.html
Tanyia, thanks for coming by last week. Have a great holiday!
DeletePretty fabrics. Thanks for stopping by earlier this week. You have a great weeekend!
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