Miss Bunny is about to travel to Duluth (that's in Minnesota) to live with her new owner. From the number of orders I get from Minnesota, I have to conclude that Minnesotans have -- ahem -- great taste...
I spent a couple of hours last night making a second bunny brooch. My imaginary helpers said do it in pink.
And so:

She is now in my shop.
I also experimented with some pearly watercolour paints on nubbly handmade paper. I like the texture.

Wishing you a restful Saturday.

Ná bris do loigrín ar stól nach bhfuil i do shlí. (Do not break your shin on a stool that is not in your way.)

Another lovely day; the oppressive heat and humidity have lifted.
The day so far:
Late "breakfast"

Oats, thick plain yogurt, pure Canadian maple syrup.

My friend Jc dropped in and I showed her what can be done with one of my BIG bows.

I made the cushion, too.

Later on, I made this bunny brooch. Well, it will be a brooch once I sew a pin on the back. The vintage fabrics come from France, so I guess she's French...

Ná bris do loigrín ar stól nach bhfuil i do shlí. (Do not break your shin on a stool that is not in your way.)

Another bunny. They multiply, it's in their nature. For the second one (on the left), I used Janet's pattern--although I couldn't resist adding two kisses-- and you can see the difference between it and my wonky, impatient freehand one on the right.

Then came the mail, and out tumbled these goodies from Jocelyn. I've been sending snailmail, and she's been a champion at sending some back despite her very active life.

Complete with chocolate-kisses postage stamps!