
A pretty, old box of matches; we’ve had this box forever (maybe got it at a thrift store in Connecticut?) but I was just admiring it the other day and thought I would snap a few pics of it)

Painting in progress

Paintings in progress

Hat crocheted with Isaac Mizrahi yarn (Sutton, East End)

Jewelry made with stones, leather and a shell (beads and leather cord from Michael’s craft store)
The sun going down earlier means less time outdoors, but a lot more art indoors!
We finally got our first real cold weather today (even some snow, though it didn’t stick) so of course I am already thinking about next year’s garden. One plant I really want to grow is Lunaria (Silver Dollar Plant). Thanks to Eliza for the inspiration for that one! I missed having Eucalyptus (another Silver Dollar, haha!) this year, so would like to grow that again in 2016. And so the “to-grow” list begins.
Hope you all are having a nice weekend!
I really enjoyed your beautiful pictures…..I love how technology allows me to see how your doing while I’m gone…..miss you guys!!
Another great series – love ‘Zilla’s braids, your jewelry creations, the patchwork colors in the garden and you still have strawberries – wow! Glad to inspire a plant for your garden. Remember, Lunaria are biennial, so perhaps sow them 2 years in a row, where they can go wild and self-sow from then on. They are such a pretty luminous plant.
Have a great turkey day!