crochet flower frog::

Hello there,

I hope you are enjoying this new month so far.. What's new?

After work today, there was typical errands to do. A trip to the post office lead me to watch some geese in a nearby pond. As I was leaving to get to my car I spotted many white and purple violets glistening in the sunshine. Grabbing what I could, I was hoping on my way home they would withstand the heat. Take a look what I did with them. Here they are in my make do crochet flower frog. So, simple it took me about 2 minutes to create. Find a small vessel to hold your clippings. Add a crochet doily and H20. Slip cuttings in place then, secure with twine. Easy Huh? No fuss, no mess and simple. Thank goodness for the weekend it's almost here. One more work day.. just one.
                                                                                Enjoy ;)
                                                                                   Liz  

happy st. pat's::

                                                        May you always have walls for the winds,
                                                                a roof for the rain
                                                                tea besides the fire,
                                                             laughter to cheer you,
                                                            those you love near you,
                                                     and all your heart might desire.
                                                                                     - Irish blessing

Hope your day is filled with fun. I'll be cooking at home an Irish meal for my family. The menu: Corned beef, cabbage, red potatoes and soda bread a must. The crock pot is ready to go.. Do you celebrate St. Pat's Day too? Have a wonderful weekend whatever your plans may be.
                                                                                      - Liz 
         

Flower Frogs::

What would a flower arrangement be without a flower frog. Do you own one? If the answer is no, a make do one is easy. Stones or floral tape can do the job exactly the same without a fuss. Don't forget to cut your stems before arranging them.
I just can't wait for the snapdragons, zinnias and sunflowers to arrive. Some of my favorite summertime Fleur's.
                                                             Till next time,
                                                                      Liz:)