What a beautiful photo! I agree, Anna your photos are great, but we've missed Giles' artistic eye. My own daughter is hoping to attend SCAD in two years to study graphic design. Was it an easy transition from homeschooling to that school? We live in Nevada, so we would be quite far from our daughter.
Lovely, thank you for sharing. I've enjoyed the inspirational posts about the quilts you have been completing. Pieced square quilts carry such a comfort, and ordered simplicity about them. My first quilt was made with 12 inch squares. I would love to know how you go about cutting all the little squares for the patchwork. It seems your hands could get quite tired!
Beautiful. Hooray for Giles photos!!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen things adorable little flowers before. They are too cute! Will they grow well in the Northwest?
ReplyDeletesorry anna but giles photos are out of this world
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Ok, my first confession here...Sometimes, I love coming to your blog just to see all the beautiful photography.
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That is the kind of picture you put in your mind before you go to sleep at night.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photo! I agree, Anna your photos are great, but we've missed Giles' artistic eye. My own daughter is hoping to attend SCAD in two years to study graphic design. Was it an easy transition from homeschooling to that school? We live in Nevada, so we would be quite far from our daughter.
ReplyDeletethat's beautiful. does Giles have a flickr?
ReplyDeleteLovely, thank you for sharing. I've enjoyed the inspirational posts about the quilts you have been completing. Pieced square quilts carry such a comfort, and ordered simplicity about them. My first quilt was made with 12 inch squares. I would love to know how you go about cutting all the little squares for the patchwork. It seems your hands could get quite tired!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful!! Wow!
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