Loretta and
Lulu are all dressed now. I have to admit, I had one heck of a time making this little apron! That apron bib was something else, all edged with lace and lined. I had to turn it right side out at one point, and I wasn't sure I could do it because it was so small. In fact, I was just about sure I couldn't. But I persevered and did.
Doesn't Lulu look just right in that pocket? So cute.
We aren't officially listing our dolls yet because we have some we are still working on and we want to photograph them together. So, it's going to be a while before they are over on
the Ruffing's site. I'll be sure to post here and on
the Ruffing's blog when they are ready to be adopted.
Our breakfast guest came for an early dinner today. I had to stick around to make sure there wasn't any food sharing going on. My guy didn't understand that, but he graciously put up with it. They made some cheerful chirping conversation after dinner.
Our guest was very happy with his full tummy.
Our duck friends made an appearance today too, for breakfast time and dinner time. They haven't ventured up from the pond for months. Spring must make them want to go visiting. You'd think you were the Beatles the way they run after you when you have a cup of corn. They're like hysterical quacking fans.
I was eating a muffin this morning, when I saw a whole lot of white out the back door. They bob around, trying to get a look at you through the windows, to see if you're in there. They've been back several times today. When they catch sight of you, they come closer to the door. That gray duck was odd man out. I tried to put some cracked corn apart from the rest for him.
The
Bradford Pear trees are all in bloom. This one has sprouted from a tree that split, along with so many other Bradford Pears, in an ice storm several years ago. They are very susceptible to
storm damage, but they are so pretty people plant them anyway. This one looks like a giant flowering bush.
We've been having some lovely sunsets too. I tried to capture all the pinks and lavenders in this one, but by the time I figured out the controls on my camera, the sky had completely changed color.
I had it set and ready for this one though, the following night. So nice and peaceful here.
Labels: art-dolls, folk-art, original-one-of-a-kind, siamese-cat-art
I just got Luna the Pixie Kitten's page up here on our web site this afternoon. Here are some more pictures of her flying around in our garden amongst the ageratums.
I have two tutus to sew for two more Pixie Kittens. That's a tongue twister. Next is a tabby kitten named Celeste. She gets a gold tutu to go with her pretty fall colors. I'll have to ask her to pose with the yellow chrysanthemums I got yesterday.
Luna is sniffing a marigold here. They smell kind of funny, but she likes them anyway.
