This is my grandson Harry every year he comes to my house to make some Easter buns for the rest of his cousins. To-day was so cold & windy in Ireland that we decided to-day was the day!!!! Afterwards I was able to do some sewing ~ it feels so good to have the pressure of the wedding over ~ even though it was a very low key affair I didn't realise until this week just how stressed out I have been. Having said all that it was a truly wonderful occassion & so lovely to share in my daughter's special day.
I want to thank Heidi from http://needlenecessities.blogspot.com/ for the lovely Christmas primitive ornaments patterns which she shared over the past few months I have one completed & one almost finished & one still to start. I have enjoyed the time spent sewing these simple but beautiful ornaments as they have helped me relax a bit while sewing them. When looking for some backing fabric I came across a few UFO'S & have also been working hard at these I will post pics as soon as I have them totally finished.
A friend sent me a beautiful e mail today a lovely song by Carroll Roberson called One Pair of Hands. I had the privlege of meeting Carroll some years ago when he came to my local church I would love to share it with you I found it here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bm7b_i_pYg&feature=related on you tube so I hope the link works if not leave me a comment with your e mail address & I'll forward it to you
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You are most welcome and I love your Believe ornament. I enjoy sharing them with everyone.
Harry looks like a sweet boy and is enjoying his Easter baking. Are they like the Hot Cross buns I am used to seeing in Yorkshire for Easter?
Hugs ~
Heidi
It is so good to see you posting! The wedding pictures are beautiful and I love the church! Is that one that you and your family normally attend? What a beautiful place of worship.
Harry does look so sweet - what a cutie pie! Like Heidi, I was wondering what you were making. Here the traditional Easter meal (for the Southern part of the US) is Ham with regional sides - this depends on which part of the south you live in and family traditions.
Have a wonderful Easter with your family!
xo
Mrs J D the church is an old Quaker church in our town (very old & very beautiful) it is not used to worship in just for non denominational weddings & christenings/dedications. My daughter & her husband are not believers (yet!) so they didn't want to use my church to be married in. Harry loves helping me he is a very good child & the little cakes are so easy just rice krispies ( rice cereal) & melted chocolate with little mini easter eggs for decoration. Traditional Easter lunch in Ireland is leg of lamb which we will be having on Sunday. Happy Easter to you Marie x
How sweet of your grandson to help you with Easter baking. Have a wonderful Easter Sunday!
I love th eornament
Wedding pictures beautiful
And "On epair of hands" was very uplifting
Thank you for blessings us this Eastertide- may the Lord bless you too xx
Thank you for visiting my blog. You did a beautiful job on Heidi's pattern.
It is wonderful that you had the baking time with your Grandson. I miss my Grandchildren and Greats this year.
Have a great day.
Nancy
It is very special that you have traditions with your grandchildren! The memories you create will be greatly appreciated when they become adults!
Anything that Heidi shares is always lovely. Hwer work is inspirational.
What a pretty Believe ornament you've made!
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