three blind mice,
see how they run,
see how they run,
they all ran up to the farmer’s wife...
it's just embroidery, have fun with it!
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
28 October 2014
14 October 2014
18 September 2014
spooky fun settings...
a bit of #tbt
(throwback Thursday)
This Halloween placemat set is still one of my favorites!
it's just embroidery, have fun with it!
16 October 2013
brew-ha-ha...
and if you eat these cookies with the brew…
you’ll have a witchy-tooth-blackened smile too!
it's just embroidery, have fun with it!
06 October 2013
bewitching brewin'...
what’s cooking brewin’ in your kitchen?
it's just embroidery, have fun with it!
22 August 2013
the Corpse Flower...
stop and smell the…
no, you might want to think twice on that with this bloom!
The Corpse Flower blooms once about every 10-years
a bloom can grow up to 10-ft tall—this one is about 4-ft-8-in
the bloom lasts only 24-48 hours
and the smell lives up to the name—gag
this bloom has been dubbed Romero after the filmmaker George A. Romero who filmed the cult classic Night of the Living Dead here in Pittsburgh back in 1968
Romero stopped in to see his namesake bloom Romero
creepy smelly flower
+
full moon
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Night of the Living Dead
think I need to go stitch some zombies…
it's just embroidery, have fun with it!
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| The Corpse Flower can be found at the Phipps Conservatory Pittsburgh PA |
23 October 2012
21 October 2012
03 October 2012
devil's food cake.....
I do need devil’s food cake…
I don’t need devil’s food cake…
I do need devil’s food cake…
I don’t need devil’s food cake…
I do……..
it's just embroidery, have fun with it!
27 September 2012
02 September 2012
double or bubble.....
“Double, double toil and trouble.”
Macbeth — William Shakespeare
“Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble.”
Disney’s version from the cartoon “Duck Tales”
a past favorite of Carolyn M and Jack M
who reside at 94025
Candy corn now available on the grocery aisle!
it's just embroidery, have fun with it!
12 August 2012
27 October 2011
Monograms here, and hereafter…..
Beyond these gates…
lies Mt Hope...
the first U.S. municipal rural cemetery est. 1838
196 acres with 14 miles of winding roads
over 375,000 permanent residents
and...an inspirational place of monograms
wait, what??!
monograms?
an 1800’s mayor's description of the place;
"Many a citizen felt the area was howling with wild beasts,
frogs and simply too spooky.”
nah…
well maybe…
but I was too busy spotting monograms to notice…
it's just embroidery, have fun with it!
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