Saturday, 30 March 2013

Scatterdays, the Letter S

Female, Ice Cream, Empty, Stash





  


 Female: Sirona  Celtic Goddess of Fertility (thanks to Goggle).









Ice Cream - Everyone needs a scoop or two...........



Empty - an empty sea no ships, people or birds.




Stash - Just part of it and very messy too!



For more Scatterday players visit Cinzia's blog

Next time it's the letter A - house, bird,  junk, art from/for/in your sewing room




                                                       

Saturday, 16 March 2013

Scatterdays - Letter D






 This week we have the dastardly letter D, it has been a challenge and fun trying to come up with the required photos.

Something Humorous, Feet, Furniture and A Quilty Dispaly.






Something Humorous:






My son-in-law Dean dressed as 'Paulie' from the movie Juno. Daughter was 8 months pregnant at the time and went as Juno. I'm not allowed to show her photo here and had to hide Dean's face.












Feet:

Duck feet  can be used for many different things - walking, swimming and eating!




I have to thank our friend  Google for these pictures.

 Furniture:



Drawers from my lovely Singer Treadle Machine. This is one of the first gifts my husband gave me after we were married.













A Quilty Display :



This first group of quilts have all been made for challenges. Lots of fun and a strong learning curve.


 Below are some of my larger quilts. If you can't guess I really love scrappy quilts.


For more  Scatterday fun have a look at Cinzia's Blog for other participants.


Saturday, 2 March 2013

Scatterdays - Letter I




This weeks letter is the Letter I:
Money
Tools
Metal
Inchies

I found this one a bit of a challenge but have managed to come up with something.









Money,Lots of People make their Income from the stock market.











Tools, a couple of Implements in the garden.



















The Iron Maiden, a sculpture made daughter number 2 from of recycled iron.
















Lots of Inchies (inches)  here, cutting mat, rulers and tapes.









Next time: Letter D, something humourous, feet, furniture and a quilty display.