Polymerous Daylilies (11 photos)
A polymerous daylily bloom...having four petals and four sepals (or more) rather than the normal three each.
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gift wrap center (4 photos)
This cupboard belonged to DH's grandparents. I use the drawer and the doors below to store the items needed to wrap gifts. We use it as a gift wrap center year round, but it is essential at Christmas time. The dining room table is just to the left in this picture and it makes the ideal place to wrap presents.
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I SPY tree (20 photos)
The base for this tree is a styrofoam cone that was spray painted gold. I hot-glued all kinds of little objects to it, then glued the whole thing to a turntable and sprayed it all gold. How many items can you spy?
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Penguins (7 photos)
We used fabric and liquid starch to decorate DD1998's room with penguins playing in the snow. Thanks to the military wives/moms on the Christmas Notebook list who sparked this idea after a discussion of using starch to adhere fabric to walls as wallpaper.
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Bouquets (43 photos)
I make a bouquet for the pulpit table each Sunday from sometime in March through October. I've also made bouquets for weddings, anniversary parties, etc. Here are some of those.
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pie plate collection (7 photos)
DH took these pictures before he took down the pie plates, so he would know how to put them back up. :) Each fall we take them all down, wash them, change the curtains to Christmas curtains, and put the plates back up. I have about ten pie plates that are not up here. No room.
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New Orleans mission trip Jan 2008 (169 photos)
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March 2008 (27 photos)
One picture a day. Except March 7...no pictures taken that day. Not sure why.
Blogged at christmasnotebook.com/2008/03/14/march-2008-one-a-day/.
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Iris ~ 2008 (91 photos)
The pictures are basically in order of bloom in our garden, which is in Southern Illinois, USA, USDA zone 6b.
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