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lovely post from http://whiteironstonecottage.blogspot.com/ one of my personal favorite blogs worth a visit
Posted: 21 Jun 2012 09:59 PM PDT
Hi Everyone
Happy Thursday♥
We have friends
We have friends
staying in our guest cottage
Even though it is small it is filled with
{Love}
The extra large comfy sofa bed
is popular during the summer months with friends and family
We try to make our guests feel Welcome
By adding the
little things such as fresh flowers
candles, lots of pillows and a few books and magazines to read
we hope to make the cottage feel like
a home away from home
we hope to make the cottage feel like
a home away from home
A simple metal cabinet holds extra blankets
a bar of soap, a few towels and
bottles of water
The great thing about the cottage is
even though it is near the house
it is very private
A special cottage for wonderful guests
speaking of feeling special
A special cottage for wonderful guests
speaking of feeling special
I am so grateful to all of you
who entered the
vintage tin heart giveaway
I enjoyed reading all of your sweet comments and meeting new friends too
The winner is Kathy from
Creative Home Expressions
The winner is Kathy from
Creative Home Expressions
I will be selling the tin hearts in my online shop
they are $45 dollars
each one is one of a kind custom made
Thank You all again for entering the giveaway
I truly
♥
you all
romantic saying for today
"Home is where ever I am with you"
unknown
Friday, 22 June 2012
A old kettle ...A herb garden Great find...from Funky Junk
Posted: 20 Jun 2012 11:56 PM PDT
Growing a small herb garden has intrigued me for awhile. So last time I picked up a few plants for the garden, a few fragrant herbs made their way into my basket as well.
Where to put them? Didn't have a clue.
I just dug around in my junk storage stash and came up with 4 kettle styled containers and thought... hmmm... I like!
Nothing complicated about this project. Some potting soil was all that was added.
Ok, not quite true. A little spanish moss was added to hide the soil. I just like this stuff. It's got such a great texture.
No project would be complete without a few rusty gears! Truth be told, they helped to elevate some of the kettles for added height interest.
My favourite herb is spearmint. I remember while growing up, we had a wild bush of it growing inside our old farmhouse garage. A quick little pinch would have me dreaming of gum. :)
There's also two types of thyme that remind me of homemade soup!
I don't remember what the fourth is, but it's all good. I may eventually cook with some of the herbs handy right next to the kitchen, but for the most part, as with most everything else I create...
I just like looking at them. :)
a scarf pattern free from laughing purplegoldfish designs A MUST visit
3-2-1 and you're done! it's a curlicue scarf
Curlicues are so simple, and so fun...

This is my 3-2-1 Curlicue Scarf, and if you can remember the name - you can remember the pattern.
work a row of loose chain as long as you want the scarf to be
row 1 - work 3 dc into each chain
row 2 - work 2 dc into each stitch
row 3 - work 1 sc into each stitch
it's as easy as that 3-2-1 and you're done!
I used a 6.0mm hook and 8ply/DK yarn. Then I used a novelty yarn for row 3 to provide some contrast. Experiment with whatever yarn you like!
This is my 3-2-1 Curlicue Scarf, and if you can remember the name - you can remember the pattern.
work a row of loose chain as long as you want the scarf to be
row 1 - work 3 dc into each chain
row 2 - work 2 dc into each stitch
row 3 - work 1 sc into each stitch
it's as easy as that 3-2-1 and you're done!
I used a 6.0mm hook and 8ply/DK yarn. Then I used a novelty yarn for row 3 to provide some contrast. Experiment with whatever yarn you like!
a great find in a cold SA...keep warm crocheters
Hydrate in Style With a Crocheted Water Bottle Cover from about.com crochet
Crocheted Water Bottle Cover - Photo © Erica Jackofsky
Want to keep your water bottle chilled without your hands suffering the same fate? If so, perhaps you'll appreciate this crocheted water bottle cozy. I hope you'll enjoy this project; it's interesting to crochet, plus it's a quick project made using affordable yarns. The free pattern is by Erica Jackofsky.
Related Resources:
• Check out more free crochet cozy patterns
• Discover more free crochet patterns for a variety of different projects
See More About: cozies beverage cozies crochet patterns by erica jackofsky
Crocheted Water Bottle Cover - Photo © Erica Jackofsky
Want to keep your water bottle chilled without your hands suffering the same fate? If so, perhaps you'll appreciate this crocheted water bottle cozy. I hope you'll enjoy this project; it's interesting to crochet, plus it's a quick project made using affordable yarns. The free pattern is by Erica Jackofsky.
Related Resources:
• Check out more free crochet cozy patterns
• Discover more free crochet patterns for a variety of different projects
See More About: cozies beverage cozies crochet patterns by erica jackofsky
From Amy Solovay, your Guide to Crochet
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