Showing posts with label cat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cat. Show all posts

14 Aug 2019

Visitor coming down our stairs


Lonely cat on stairs - visitor cat. She is stepping down the stairs and 
going up on the driveway.


15 Apr 2015

Blossoms and more

It is all blossom against the evening sky - the future crop of

mirabelles - the little round yellow plums, first a little sour and

if we leave them hanging long enough - very sweet and juicy.

It is the view out of our room where the piano is standing.

 
 
 
It is a pity that the fantastic light can't be seen in this photo.
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A collage of the finished "market basket" with handles -
I used exclusively batiks which make the bag somehow stiff.
 
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And here again the cover cloth --- the cat is more friendly now
I cut his moustache - and operated a light smile into his face.
The advantage of such a cloth - it can be changed according to
the creator's mood.

If you are maybe following Jude Hill's blog you will recognize

her "beans". It was an "aha-moment" for me - (thank you Jude, for

this idea). I am slowly filling in spaces with left-over bits of thread...

.... in a colour matching the ajoining squares.

 

 

I found a little embroidery in one of my boxes and thought it

would just fit in. I stitched buttonholes around it and laced it

with the same red cotton a broder. I added two buttonhole lace points

in white. Sorry the tips were cut off by my photographer, ha!

 

I need a little give-away next week when our grammar school class

will meet for lunch in my home-town Stuttgart. So I used again

(how many times already) the tutorial of noodlehead to create

this pouch. It is my favorite tutorial.

I will fill in chocolates!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

26 Nov 2014

Two cats



She is coming every day - but she ignores me ...
even runs away when I open the door. 


This day we found half a mouse lying on our backdoor
The tail and more...

She is so furry - winter can come


My cat - surrounded by autumn leaves -it is the start
for a cat



She is smirking - I am inspired by Jude Hill
also for the background. It is a nine-patch made of one piece
of fabric. I am a passenger in her Small Journeys.


still a few colourful leaves - behind the village sign

Himself is waiting for me to finish my taking pictures.

14 Sept 2014

I wish I had a cat

She or he caught my eye on neighbours wall

 

A pulled thread sample has been transferred into a lavender
little bag - no good work. I left too little boarder

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is the backside with the "inlet" in turquoise
 
And joining the squares is going on - it will end up
in a vest not another cover

 

Enjoy Sunday!