What
a lovely sunny weekend we've just had, well it was sunny in Suffolk,
I hope it was sunny for you too.
It's
the time of year for chilly nights and bright days, the last of the
flowers in the garden are hanging on and there is an abundance of
mushrooms growing in the fields and gardens.
This week I've started painting mushrooms and toadstools on lots of new doors for my
Pumpkin Patch Week End Fair....
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| Fairy Doors for the Pumpkin Fair |
These
Fairy Doors are a Work In Progress, I've still got a few last touches to do and they need to be glitterfied, (I know that is not a real word but it should be).
I thought I'd finish with a few pics I took this week, for no other reason than I like them. I've put a new picture for my header too!
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| A peep into Fairy Land |
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| Purple Aster |
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| A pretty White Flower |
I've linked this post to Handmade Harbour, do pop over and have a lookee at what everyone else has been up to.
Jan x
Those cheeky little pumpkins are looking good!
ReplyDeleteFairy doors are such a great idea, and the little pumpkins are a really cute addition. Love your photos, such lovely flowers.
ReplyDeleteI really like the photo you've chosen for your header. Our garden is covered in toadstools for some reason. The pumpkins look great on the fairy doors.
ReplyDeleteAli x
I love the pumpkin fairy doors - very cute. Hope you have a good week.
ReplyDeleteMy boys are always really funny about mushrooms popping up at this time of year. I also agree with you about glitterfied - it should be a word!
ReplyDeleteaww your latest fairy doors are adorable! I love your cheery pumpkin (i always carve a cheery pumpkin for Halloween :))
ReplyDeletegorgeous pictures too, aren't the toadstool colonies that appear at this time magical! Definitely full of fairy folk if you ask me :) x
Love your fungi photos - they are so fascinating aren't they
ReplyDeleteMr Pumpkin so cute and as for the Mr Spider, I bet he's up to no good... :-) xx
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