To all my wonderful family and friends:
I hope everyone has a wonderful and blessed Easter.
'Til next time, Love ya, Jean
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About Me
- Jean Tuthill
- I am a mother to two daughters, and I am blessed to have 6 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. I grew up in a large family, having 4 brothers and 6 sisters. My greatest love is gardening and I do that about 9 months out of the year. I also love to decorate cakes and have made many cakes for my family. I love to craft things and always have something in the works. So many things to do and so little time!
My little sweetie, Dusty 2005-2022
Hey Mom, Can I go out to play!
And I am grateful for every day!
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Magic Kingdom Castle
So beautiful!
My latest mini project...
Stable for my daughter...
Birthday gift for Lisa...
The back side...
Fairy Tale Cottage 2011
A gift for Michele
Gingerbread Dollhouse 2011
A gift for Lisa
My good friend, Viki....
My other good friend, Betty
Baby Quilt
Made for NICU at a Boston Hospital
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A good friend of mine--Rose
You can hide veggies in the flowers!
A nice place to relax!
Lots of Hostas
Pink Lacecap Hydrangea
Mass confusion!
Purple Cone Flowers
Pulmonaria-(British Sterling) with Ferns
Love this look!
"Endless Summer" Hydrangea
Lacecap type
Pink Hydrangea
Found in woods!
Peruvian Daffodil
Fuzzy.....
Bright as the sun....
Wildflowers can be beautiful!
New England Asters
Autumn Joy Sedum
4 comments:
I love the old vintage illustrations. Happy Easter, Jean.
How lovely! A blessed Easter to you and yours.
What a beautiful old card - thanks you.
Have a lovely, lovely Easter.
Hello Jean~hopping in to wish you a wonderful Easter.
I'm always flooded with memories of wearing fluffy dresses and petticoats with fluffy hair to match.
As a young adult one memory stands out in my mind. On one occasion when I couldn't be home for Easter my mom sent me an Easter box, which included dyed eggs...I refer to them as "died" Easter eggs. Snail mail produced a box accompanied with a foul odor. I still laugh hysterically when I think about the stink bomb going off when it was opened. Fortunately I was able to rescue the remaining treats from my box.
Getting these small glimpses of spring has me craving a weather change.
I'm more than ready to welcome a fresh season of color.
Sweet wishes,
Sara
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