Monday, March 23, 2009

Strawberries & Smiles

Over the weekend, a blog reader and etsy customer sent me a couple pictures of her sisters early birthday gift: the Strawberry Shortcake apron that was in the shop a couple weeks ago. Rachel shares,

"Yesterday, my 7 year old sister and I decided to make a Pineapple Upside Down Cake. Although the Strawberry Shortcake apron was suppose to stay hidden until her Birthday in October, I just couldn't help myself! I have attached a couple of photos of her in her apron...SHE LOVES IT!!!"

And I say that she looks absolutely adorable in it! Thanks again for sharing the pictures, Rachel.


In other sewing news, the weather has taken a delightful chilly turn today which means sewing this afternoon, (perhaps some of you saw a few of the goodies I added to the shop last week? More are on the way!) and then a broccoli cheese quiche for supper. It will probably include tea as well.
Oh, and if it rains like the forcast said it would, I may get dressed up in Regency garb for a photo shoot. I'm with Anna when she said that she was "a romantic for the rain."

5 comments:

  1. Very adorable!! It is snowing here today and I have been enjoying being on the sewing machine as well - Hope you are enjoying a lovely day sewing!

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  2. How cute! She looks too perfect in that apron.

    I wish it would rain here, or else have the sun come out. The day has been wishy washy and can't decide how it wants to be. :(

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  3. aww, she's so adorable in that apron! I'm sure it makes you smile when you see someone getting to use what you've made with your hands. :)

    Sewing, sounds like a good thing. :) Where I'm at, it is an overcast "wet" day. :)

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  4. What cheery notes to greet me this morning! Thankyou!

    Ruth Ann,

    Leah passed on the recipe you sent along in with your note to her. Thankyou! I can hardly wait to try it.

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  5. Cheri,

    Oh I'm so glad you got the recipe! :) And I hope you really enjoy it...as soon as I saw it I was like "Cheri!"

    Blessings!
    Ruth Ann

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