They bring colour and the promise of spring into our white, white winterscape.
Thank you son, with LOL.
All the way from Kaite in Australia.
Knitted Trees, who'd a thought!
One snow covered tree, one summer pine and one rusty autumn maple perhaps.
This generous gift has me thinking of how many different ways there might be to make trees with stitch and fabric.
Thank you, Thank you, Kaite.
How you got my address is a mystery to me.
BTW Kaite is very busy nowadays making quilts and taking donations for Emerald, one of the devastated flood towns of Queensland.
You are very lucky to have a son who sends you flowers. They are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLokks like its HAPPY BIRTHDAY Penny!!! If I read the card correctly! All the best, Gilly
ReplyDeletewhat lovely presents for your birthday--flowers and gorgeous knitted trees. wishing you the best.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday!! Figured that out by embiggening the photo to read the card (sneaky, huh). Such bright cheerful flowers and fun trees too.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday! There is nothing like fresh flowers on a winter day - a promise of what is to come. And hope that what is to come to you is a lovely, creative year.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday, Penny!!!! I wish you much happiness, health, love and creativity.
ReplyDeletechuckle chuckle chuckle, and i think they may have landed on exactly the right day too.
ReplyDeleteas it was you dear Penny who gave me the idea of knitted trees, and yes you probably don't remember that, so i thought it was only fitting for you to have a tiny forest.
Gorgeous flowers from your son.
toodles, kaite Poirot!
Still wondering how I ever gave kaite that brilliant idea of knitting trees!
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