Its backed with the fabic shown in the photo.
And I added some little gifts as well, Glad Rachael liked them all
And here is a corner of my summer garden, all grown from seed especially the grasses and wheat and oats all courtesy of DH bird feeding hangers!!
And some beautiful pelagoniums in our conservatory which I think are the best conservatory flowers you can have, so summery!!
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10 comments:
Your garden looks great.
The pelagoniums remind me of living in West Germany, where nearly every house had them on display in the windows or in window boxes.
Fabulous exchange, where did you get the pin tin from?
Beautiful stitching Chris, and I love the effects of the grasses and wheat...beautiful.
That is a really lovely pinkeep. Jeannette Douglas does make them challenging. Lovely gifts sent too.
Lovely exchange piece Chris, not seen that one before. Your garden is looking lovely dispite Nell's efforts to run havoc through it and the grasses sit well in with the plants. Love the pelagoniums too, Tony's favourite plant....
Lovely exchange item Chris - really nice. Your garden is looking lovely. Well done. Oh please add me to your blogoversary draw.
Love Michelle x
Lovely pic of the garden.
Super pelagoniums, lovely vivid colours.
Exch is super, very pretty.
Thanks for the bean chutney recipe, will try that.
Lovely job on the Jeannette Douglas piece. I've been collecting these trees as they've come out.
Pelagoniums sure look like geraniums!
I love your tree and exchange - so lovely. Gardens and flowers are beautiful.
Lucky Rachael, that is one gorgeous exchange piece. Lovely flowers & garden. Got a few grasses that way too - really generous with seed dispersal, those birds. LOL :0)
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