Another beach picture. I love the sea oats and the storm fences.
I haven't been up on my blogging as I had a short but unexpected hospital stay. A scary experience and I'm still on medication to get everything back to normal. God is so good though, and I do believe that He has opened my eyes even more when it comes to the blessings He bestows upon us.
Bill also had a slight incident a couple of weeks ago, and after some tests and all, it has been discovered that he needs surgery on the left carotid artery. He sees the surgeon on the 25th., and will find out the date of the surgery then.
I've been enjoying the SAL "I Am A Stitcher". Love the colors in it and the hand dyed fabric I chose is so perfect for it. Accomplished so far in ten hours is this below.
By the way, this is a fabric from "Under the Sea Fabrics". I have never been disappointed with any of the fabrics I've ordered from Leslie. Beautiful color combinations. This one is called, burnt bronze and is 16 count Aida. I'm loving the project.
I have enjoyed watching our dill plants come to head, and I just have to show you this beautiful picture. I have used these in flower arrangements, but also let some heads dry so I can use the seeds in my cooking. Just look at the beautiful greens here though.
The Monarda, "Bee Balm" has multiplied as it does and it has done real well this season. I just added the pink to the red this spring, so next year it should blend right in.
One last picture for all of my "stitchy sisters". I thought this was so neat when I saw it, and just have to share it. I just think it's so amazing how no matter what color we're stitching with, that it seems to come to life once those stitches are in the fabric. That's when we really appreciate them.
Need to let all of you, my dear friends and followers go for this morning. Thank you for stopping
in and come back again soon. In the meantime, stay safe and well and don't forget to "feel the colors".
