Lucky me- I had two FNSI’s this month! I got an early start yesterday because I came home from work early, so I was able to finish this scarf before dinner.
After dinner I went down to my cave and made a sun.
This is the last element of a wall hanging, so it should be showing up here soon. I’ve been dreading this sun, but it actually went quickly.
Then I started another new project that’s been on my pile for awhile. It doesn’t look like much yet, but it’s the background for a wool applique design.
I’ll be working hard on Sunday to further these projects.
Today was our ‘play day’. Because of the uncertainty about the snow, we planned to stay close to home. We went for a drive around the county, and took some back roads that I’ve never been on before.
We only had a couple of inches of snow, and it was very pretty in some places.
Click on this last tree pictures to make it larger, The tips of the branches look like they’re frosted.
Are there any Nora Roberts fans out there? Have you read her Boonsboro Trilogy? We drove through Boonsboro today and stopped at the Bakery, which is right next door to the Inn.
They have some very tasty treats, believe me!!
This second picture of the Inn was taken a couple of weeks ago. I was too lazy to cross the street today for the front view.
And across the street is Turn The Page bookstore. In real life, it’s owned by Nora’s husband.
We finished the day with some shopping and then came home where my personal chef (DH) made some awesome crab cakes for dinner. You haven’t lived until you’ve had Maryland crab cakes.
Be kind to yourself……Sunny
What a clever way to make a sun! I think it's darling!
ReplyDeleteWell done with your FNSI projects..
ReplyDeleteYour Sun looks great Sunny.
Thanks for your beautiful COOL photos. We are melting here....
Nice outing you had with DH...
The sun looks great Sunny, good job my friend!
ReplyDeleteYour FNSI efforts look wonderful, the scarf nice & cosy for your weather right now.
Great change to your job... benefits at work are always the best! xxxx
love your scarf Sunny and really love your snow pics.xx
ReplyDeleteGlad you got some sewing in, and the scarf looks really pretty.
ReplyDeleteIt sure looks cold! Some pretty pictures!
I enjoyed your post Sunny. Keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely day you had, Sunny. That sun you made added some sunshine to a cold, frosty day in your area. It's been beautiful and sunshiney in Texas until today when we have lots of fog and it's gotten colder :( I need that scarf you made today, such a beautiful color.
ReplyDeleteNice pink scarf, Pays do to two sew-ins :-) Love your winter pictures as well as the flower from before!
ReplyDeleteI might need that scarf here tomorrow!! they are saying snow, then ice, and then rain--I think it was in that order--icy anyways--so I will be in tomorrow sewing!!!
ReplyDeletedo love the scarf and the sun is cute--can't wait to see the wool item when it is done--and love the winter pictures--you do good job of taking photos--
hugs, di and miss gracie
Love the scarf. I think I might have to join that project. Love the pics too. especially the last one.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for all your wonderful comments on my blog. If I had known how hard it would be to start blogging again I would have never stopped.
And yea....your sunset is coming....if I can remember to take my camera to the beach when I walk Boz.
Beautiful scarf- such a soft- elegant color ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scarf...so pretty. You got such a lot done. I love Nora Roberts. A friend just told me about that trilogy last week... Looking forward to reading them. I love your wintery photos.
ReplyDeleteSunny, you always share the most wonderful pictures. I love reading your blog. I enjoy it so much.
ReplyDeletePretty scarf and sun, thanks for sharing the photos.
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