We had a wonderful rain this afternoon and my pumpkins are doing nicely even though it has been so hot. 
My favorite yarrow, stands upright with big blooms for a long time and is very yellow.
Well, no, it didn't turn out like Sandy's pattern (Olde Country Cupboard) altho I tried very hard and redid the face more than once. She just wanted to be who she wanted to be.
Yesterday we tried picking in this container, but it didn't work out so we used it for a nice hat. All the berries got eaten. Happy Tuesday.
A color like no other...one of my mother's day lilies from a couple of years back. I always put them out on the chance that they will grow in my garden.
A little shoulder doll of no particular pattern with some old crochet I thought should be used.
A sweet little pattern by Crow's Roost Prims. I didn't put arms on them or the stars that she used but I put a scrap of hair, used oil pencils for color and some old buttons for eyes.
This has now gone bye-bye due to torrential rains...
These are turnip greens that overwintered and I left since there was nothing in bloom for the bees at that time. My mother, Emma, always cooked turnip greens in the spring from the plants that had been out all winter long.... and they were good. I guess I do this to remember her, and one of the things she did .
This is what PJ made this weekend...plant markers.
This is Joy helping her. She does not intend to be left out of any endeavor, vacuuming, grass mowing, planting, she is just a step behind her.
Some sewing, the candy cane Annie pattern by Olde Country Cupboard. She advises us to Love.
Today we are going junkin' in Wyandotte!! In the rain, of course, lots of it this week.
The Tennessee Ridge pattern has a little rabbit with it, but I had this heart to use from an old dresser scarf. 
I shouldn't have taken the time to finish her this morning, as the sun has decided to go elsewhere, and I had plans to work outside. But I was anxious to finish her up. I see a little here and there that needs to be tweaked but I liked her.
I just finished her up. She is "based" on a pattern by Soft In The Head, Thelma Kay. I gave her flowers instead of a goose to hold. The flowers are from The Farm.
Two girls from the Olde Toys pattern from Sweet Meadows Farm. I used the fat quarters to make the skirt panels and some new yarn for me from Hobby Lobby...bamboo, who knew....
She has a little bit o' green, her little heart says "spring". I made her from a pattern by Raggedy Old Annies (the nurse one).
The Annie design is by Olde Country Cupboard. I don't have the face right so I will try another one soon. I liked the little pillow.
A Sweet Meadows design bear. I added some clothes.
I made this doll and used an Olde Country Cupboard pattern for the body, however I did change the face for this one. I liked the dogwood fabric and the old lace with her.
An Oz-ism for this day.
make a full size sock monkey someday. I bought a pair of red heel socks at Tractor Supply last summer and the thought crosses my mind every time I see them. This pattern from Sweet Meadows has a pattern for a small sock monkey included so I used one of them finally.
We hope to go to Town Peddler tomorrow!
on fabric will last a long time. Angel design from an old Patrice pattern, which you might find by chance on ebay if you want to make one. The crochet at the hem was from an old pillowcase and it is little bells, just beautifully done. 
Country Cupboard, Leah Smith's design. He is a regular here, just a stand-up guy for America.
Nicole's Raggedy Old Annies design (the nurse one). In polka dots!
Just a plot pattern that has pieces that are easy and I like. Both these girls already have homes . I have one more valentine wreath and an Uncle Sam in blue before I take a break. 
