Welcome to my blog, where I write mostly about my passions applique and patchwork, crochet, watercolour painting, and photography.

I hope you enjoy reading about my projects, and that you will leave a comment before you go.


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Welkom op mijn blog waar ik vooral schrijf over mijn passies appliqueren & patchwork, haken, aquarelleren en fotografie.

Ik hoop dat je het leuk vindt over mijn projecten te lezen en dat je een berichtje achter zult laten voor je mijn blog verlaat.

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Anne Marieke

Showing posts with label balloon flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label balloon flowers. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 December 2011

Flowers from Friends

This afternoon the doorbell rang and my favourite florist in town presented me with a bouquet of roses. Who could they be from? It isn't my birthday nor did I have anything else to celebrate. Far from it, since I have been ill for three weeks.


My friends in England, whom I was supposed to be having a lovely time with this week, sent me these beautiful roses with a lovely card.







What did I do to deserve such lovely friends? Thank you Gill, Maureen and Frances!





Wednesday, 15 June 2011

WOW & New Start & Flowers


Here is my new start: Christmas Fun by Lynette Anderson, a button BOM. The button comes with a very cute pattern.

I'm showing this start for WOW: WIP's on Wednesday, organised by Esther Aliu, designer of Heart's Desire. The link to her blog is in my sidebar.

The petunia hanging basked has become a standing basket, on a metal vase which stands on a pillar in our garden:



(I didn't have time to dead-head the plant before taking the picture, oops).




Our white hydrangeas are now also in flower:





And these beautiful mauve flowers are called Balloon Flowers (ballonklokje in Dutch). You can see why in the second picture (bottom left)









I'm also working on something else, but I will keep that to show you next time I post on my blog.


Thanks for all your lovely comments.