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Sunday, 25 August 2019

circle play





The "stitching in the garden" weather has returned, warm and sunny, coming from the continental Europe.














So my blue "summer play cloth" has made another outing outside, and I filled in another small block.
A combination of needleturn and wool applique, and some embroidery.






Another small batch of "summer jam", 
this time a combination of strawberries, raspberries, plums and apricots - 
more sunshine in the jar for winter months.

















It is a holiday here tomorrow, and more sunshine to be enjoyed!
I wish you all a very good week, whatever you are up to!



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9 comments:

  1. Radko, máš krásné hortenzie. U nás v letošním horkém létě jsou stále malé a uvadlé. A domácí bio džem se bude v zimě hodit.
    Vyšívaná aplikace květinky je moc zajímavá.
    Hezké šití v zahradě Ti přeje Marie.

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    1. Dik Marie :-) Ta hortenzie je ve velkem kvetinaci a moc se ji tam libi!
      xx

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  2. Radka, what beautiful Hydrangeas. Such great colours and so cheerful, matching your lovely stitching.
    Kay.

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  3. Your photos show how the applique and stitching have built the beautiful flower for your block. - I cooked plum jam for the first time in my life this weekend.

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  4. I like your circles - great garden stitching. Enjoy your holiday day. xx

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  5. Radka, I looked at your photos full size...gorgeous. Aren't flowers amazing to our eyes! I love your block...is it Kaffe fabric there or Tula? I especially love how you have combined applique and embroidery. Happy Stitching in the garden.

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  6. Lovely flowers and delicious jam!!
    xx

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  7. Que flores lindas e a compota parece deliciosa. Cumprimentos.

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  8. Thank you for visiting my blog, it made me discover your blog :) It is amazing to see how the appliqued flowers come to life step by step. The jam looks very good, do you have fruit and berries in your own garden? I have also made jam today. Yesterday I got a bag with some red plums, enough for one jar. And we have yellow plums in our garden. Home made jam is the best!

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