17 November 2011

don't fence me in.....

fence…

a freestanding structure designed to restrict,
or prevent movement across a boundary

(still have a scar from getting hung up on this fencing)

and it’s come a long way from the farm fencing


pale-steel-gray-almost-invisible first barrier...
and an orange second barrier...
plus decorative blue barrier

Independence Hall Philadelphia


bright, bright colors to get your attention...


University of Rochester construction site


or in the case of the Hound—an Invisible Fence...




E is feeling a bit fenced in...








it's just embroidery, have fun with it!


10 comments:

Sarah said...

Cathy, sorry I've been out of touch lately. I so enjoy my visits to your creative place here. I've spent some time scrolling down through all these fabulous posts that I've missed. Don't know how you do all of this. I'm in awe of your talent. Love the "Life is a Hoot" design and all the wonderful monograms in Mt. Hope. Great eye you have!
Happy, Happy ~ sarah

Barbara F. said...

I never really looked at fences except to see that they were in my way! Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. xo

The Buzz Blog said...

And, as they say in fencing, "touche!"
xxoo

Marilyn *Pink Martinis and Pearls* said...

Love, love, love your pretty photos and of course, the tote! :)

ruma said...

Hello, Stitchfork.

Awe inspiring your works...

Thank you for your love and sincerity.
Have a good day.

The traditional celebration, with kimono infants.

Japanese colored leaves, in heartwarming space.

The prayer for all peace.

Greetings.
From Japan, ruma ❀

Sheri said...

I remember getting stuck in barbed wire as a kid on my aunt's farm. My uncle warned us but did we listen....?Cute, cute tote! Have a wonderful weekend!
xo

Tricia Rose Rough Linen said...

'E' looks deliciously tendril-y to me - can't keep a tendril in~

Tanna said...

Cathy, I just love how creatively your mind works with designs and photos and words! Keep 'em coming. blessings ~ tanna

Kim@Snug Harbor said...

I 2nd what Tricia Rose said! Exactly my thought as well.

quintessence said...

I love fences of many sorts - am dying to add some decorative fencing on our property and I thank goodness for the invisible one every day!!