Okay, so maybe this isn't a total spoiler ... more of a sneak preview, really. Here are my charms in progress. I'll throw out a little hint: Although you'd never guess it by looking at them in this state, each of the finished charms is slightly different.
There are 24 charms in all; 22 are for my participating Etsy MetalClay Team members and the other two will become part of a charm bracelet to be donated to charities. These charms are already in the hands of the very lovely Jane Font, who has volunteered to collate and distribute the charms this time around.
Entirely too much fun!
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Things I miss about home
At this point in the season down here in Florida, when most of the snowbirds have flown north again but we still linger for a while, my thoughts turn to all the things I love and miss the most about our home on Cape Cod.
The wooden stairway and its maze of landings through the pines leading down to the lake ... the 93 steps to reach the water are exhilating on the way down, as you can see the water sparkling between the trees ... but the climb back up is a real workout!
The unexpected and very surprising wildlife that shows up in our back yard from time to time (I took this picture through the window of my studio one morning ...)
The outside shower and the hosta growing so wild in the damp shade that it threatens to block the entrance.
And the blue wave hydrangeas that bloom during the summer months that need constant trimming so they don't block the view of the lake from my studio ...
The wooden stairway and its maze of landings through the pines leading down to the lake ... the 93 steps to reach the water are exhilating on the way down, as you can see the water sparkling between the trees ... but the climb back up is a real workout!
The unexpected and very surprising wildlife that shows up in our back yard from time to time (I took this picture through the window of my studio one morning ...)
The outside shower and the hosta growing so wild in the damp shade that it threatens to block the entrance.
And the blue wave hydrangeas that bloom during the summer months that need constant trimming so they don't block the view of the lake from my studio ...
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