Arranging Iris, Another Tutorial
Iris smell so wonderful, I love bringing them inside! The tutorial today will be another one "by hand". To me, this means all the stems w
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Iris smell so wonderful, I love bringing them inside! The tutorial today will be another one "by hand". To me, this means all the stems w
You might remember I enjoy growing and decorating gourds. (Please feel free to take a peek at them on my CRAFTS Page !) This little proj
It's such a compliment when one of my neighbors asks to photograph something in our yard. I was working on the Tulip Bouquet Tutorial whi
Meet Hugo! Handsome Fella. He lives next door, but likes to come over for play dates with our pack of crazy, wild dogs!
Garden Guest: Robin Eggs. Garden post from Stone Cottage Adventures, April 2015.
I'm a little tea pot short and stout. Here is my handle. Here is my spout! This lovely little teapot was a gift from my sis
Disclaimer: No Chihuahuas were harmed in the creation of this post. The squirrel, however, may have been deafe
Yummy spinach! Tasty lettuce! These were both harvested from the greenhouse. A few things have been planted outside,
ME! I am ready to play in the dirt! When a lovely sponsored post opportunity arrived in my email from Mary's Heirloom Seeds I just
Garden Guest: Cedar Waxwing. Garden post from Stone Cottage Adventures, April 2015.
Isn't this a beautiful time of year? I love early Spring! Today, I am bringing you another tutorial for arranging flowers. If you would
News on this blog tends to be pretty light. No heavy stuff. However, when I read the March 20th report from the International Agency for