KITTIES, BEES AND BUNNIES

Another portion of the "Down The Rabbit Hole" BOM done.  Here are a few bunnies, kitties and bees playing amongst the flowers.  The borders are quite long, so here they are with just little bits of them.

Thanks for taking a peek!

*~* HAPPY HALLOWEEN! *~*

Here are few from the past. . .

A few more than I thought!

HAVE A GREAT HALLOWEEN!

BUNNIES AND BIRDIES

I finished the four bunnies and two tulips for the next part in Sarah Fielke's Down The Rabbit Hole pattern.

I added two more large leaves to the tulips instead of the smaller ones, as in the pattern.  I also have decided to give these little blackbirds a try next to my Dresdens.

I think they will stay!

DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE BY SARAH FIELKE

Yep, another new project!  This one has definitely 'ensnared' me and I have fallen down that rabbit hole.  I just signed up about a month ago.  I have finally caught up with the current parts.

The elongated hexagon border is the latest portion.  Here are a few close-ups of the previous portions:

The Center

The little houses, and
all the parts, so far.

What happened?

I know, right?  Seems like forever, since I have posted anything.  Happens when things get busy. 
Anyway, here are a couple of new watercolor cards.  The, Queen, Jack and King of Cheese!  Plus a very tiny one with a little bird's nest.

And, guess who is already almost year old.  Two more weeks for this little guy!

He is getting around pretty good on his own now.  But there are a few tumbles, hence the bandaid. 

Carrots and Bumbles

Here are the four 'suits' for my playing cards.  Shown is the Ace of Bees, the Ace of Carrots, the Ace of Wool and the Ace of Cheese.  Here are two more in the carrot cards, the 2 and 3 of Carrots:

Now two more for the bees.  The 2 and 3 of Bees:

These are fun, so far.  I cannot wait to get to the Jacks, Queens and Kings!

Playing Cards?

OK, Dave (the husband), suggested I do a deck of cards in watercolors. I said, "Maybe..."  Well, after having to decide on four suits, here is the "Ace of Bumbles."  Keep an eye out for the "Ace of Carrots!'  Keep in mind, it is only 3" by 4".