Some people will be relieved (my sister, Barb) that next week will be my last shelf-of-the-week feature. Yep, my fabric shelves will all be reorganized with white next week. This week's color is gray.
Disheveled grays.
New and improved, organized grays. YAY!
A vibrant, large scale barkcloth with an unusual texture - almost like a fused knit.
Those flowers are at least 10" across.
A nice medium weight woven.
A plain weave floral with a big 30" repeat.
A stylized geometric barkcloth in chartreuse, green and rose.
A barkcloth with a scene showing a fence, well and bucket/jar.
Another scenic barkcloth disguised as a floral. This print features Grecian statues, architecture and the red seems to give it a touch of Asian. That will do it for my gray highlights - hope you enjoyed them.
Have a wonderful Memorial Day! I'm off to make Belgian waffles for the fam and then we walk a block to watch our little local Memorial Day Parade. Have to see the clown on the bike with uneven wheels, the musket-toting mountain men, and the Shriners on go-carts... and of course, my son in the marching band on trumpet!
Later that same day...
Later that same day...
Chelsea, Nate, Trent, Lars and Spring at the parade. Trent found a big piece of chalk in the grass and directed the paraders where to throw their candy. It worked. They pulled in quite a haul this year!
Keaton (center), Daniel(left) and Devon (2nd left) on trumpet.
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Hope you had an inspiring Memorial Day.
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Lemon tree very pretty, and the lemon flower is sweet-
But the fruit of the poor lemon is impossible to eat.