I went out walking early this morning, and this is what I found, growing wild. Buds and tendrils and leaves.
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20 responses to “a wild bouquet”
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So sweet! I’d love to have this on a pillow case, ma’am.
Greetings from -20 degree Stockholm. xLikeLike
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i love sweet peas, particularly the way they grow. your stitching is beautiful, as always.
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so pretty – your stitching!
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you’ve inspired me to try stitching too! i just bought some thread!
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you are magic.. and a little jug of wild loveliness. Thank you.
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So pretty! I love tendrils, they remind me of my beloved pea plants.
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I live Tussy Mussies! I even like the name – so gorgeous.
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you so inspire me to embroider, shame it always looks so terrible compared to yours! totally beautiful as always you talented miss
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aww loving the clovers
you’ve inspired so many to embroider, Melissa
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How lovely!
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ah! beautiful on a cold, cloudy day here in new england. thanks!
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As ever your stitching is exquisite.
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These are beautiful – amazing that they’re growing wild. Do you know what they are? Is the dark pink one a sweet pea of some kind? It’s stunning.
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It is exquisite. Your little embroideries capture it beautifully – I especially love the clover.
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Sweet Peas are one of my favorite flowers. I love how the plant just creeps along grabbing fences. Very lovely interpretation in embroidery as always.
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Gorgeous grouping. I love this kind of display of flowers and I am wishing we weren’t in the snow. Thanks for sharing, makes me feel better just to see the beautiful colors and a sign of warmth.
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buds and tendrils and leaves… what a wonderful trio of words to start the day with. incidentally, i saw the the movie “monsters” last nite. its a great indie alt sci fi romance road trip flick- i think you may like it… not too scary. the monsters had ominous triffids like tendrils too. have a goodie x
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So beautiful! You are very talented.
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Snowing in London – seems a long time before we shall see sweet peas again, so lovely to share yours!
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LOVE tendril-y things
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tiny happy 
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