My friend ~ the deer ~ laying in the middle of the garden ~ they are very comfortable here!
Lily in the pond ~ pretty!
Hope all is well in your world!
Alice
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BEGINNER CLASSES
here in my home studio. Check my website under "classes".
PRODDY SHEEP CLASS ~ ~ ~
This class was GREAT FUN ~ a good time was had by all! I've had inquiries about how soon there will be another class ~ email me if you're interested and when we have enough, I'll set up a date!
~ ~ ~ FRAMES FOR SALE ~ ~ ~
Maple and Oak ~ Large - 12"x 16" working area $135. Small - 9" x 11" working area $95. Adjustable Stand $160. Frames tilt, swivel and collapse for travel. For close-up pix, please click on 'frames' in the 'Labels' colum and double-clickthe pictures! Call 419-565-8821 for information!
GIFT CERTIFICATES available for your favorite rug maker! Contact me by email (gfraizer@neo.rr.com) or phone 419-884-0244 to make arrangements!
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About Me ~ ~ ~
- Alice ~ Folk Art Primitives
- My life is a busy one ~ my husband, Sonny, and I have a blended family of 6 kids, 5 of them married and 10 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren! We have a building business and I am the Office Personnel, if you know what I mean!! I also have a small rug hooking business in my home studio, where I sell as-is wool and my own hand-dyed wool, beautiful frames and stands that my husband builds and some finished hooked pieces, etc. I would love to hook every day, all day, as I'm sure many of you would ~ but that's rarely possible!! Thanks for checking in and I hope you'll find A DAY IN THE LIFE ~ ~ ~ entertaining!!
~ ~ MISSING ~ ~
This sweet little rug, hooked with alpaca fleece, was taken out of my booth at the Quailcrest Show! If you see it displayed in someone's home, please let them know where it came from!
"CATFISH"
DESIGNED BY MSHAW
3 comments:
So good to see you post and I love that design of WF and I haven't hooked mine yet. Yours if lovely!!!!
I realize deer do damage gardens and farmers fields, but I sure do think they are beautiful. Yes, I do understand the need to cull them annually and I'm okay with that as long as they aren't my deer, lol. Over population isn't good for the starving of not enough land to handle the deer but also the deer running the highway to cross and find food which puts a carcass on the road. Just hope the deer hunters eat or donate their kill. There, I've said it.
Hi Alice, it's been a while since I've seen a post from you. Hope everything is well with you. Very nice picture of the deer in the garden. I hope they don't do damage.
Hugs,
JB
Good Morning Alice. That deer almost looks like a lawn ornament.
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