Some small colourful things were brought into the house from the garden to inspire a little bit of stitching: these miniature plant portraits (brooches) on wool felt. I'm getting ready for the upcoming Auckland Art and Craft Fair.
A new favourite blog: 44 ways of looking at an apple, by Sarah Laing. It's sweet and crunchy.
I ADORE that stone!
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Is that a camellia? It’s beautiful. I’ve never seen one of that shade before!
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Beautiful Mel! I love the chamomile.
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I love the brooches.
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yes, isn’t it lovely! it’s by margie of resurrection fern blog.
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hi miss pip, yes, the first camellia of the season!
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beautiful stitches! I hope to pop into the fair and see you, I didn’t apply for a stall this time around but I’ve got a stack of fabrics for you.
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little stitched gems , they are
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The stone’s FANTASTIC!Love the poppies brooch!AriadnefromGreece!
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Love the apple blog. Thanks for the link. I can’t wait to plant my geraniums. My mom always had potted red geraniums for the summer.
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I love the softness of your pictures, your tiny bunches are so lovely.
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Lovely inspiration. Thanks for sharing the apple fun 🙂
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your brooches are too cute. love them. 🙂
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I love the stitches! I can only wish that my stitches come out that way. Sadly, they’re not lol
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It’s looking very pretty.
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tiny happy 
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