So pretty! Hollyhocks bring such pleasant memories of trying to make the blossoms into ballet dancers.....I had one here but it didn't last very long, too cool probably.
You are an amazing artist with thread and sharpies too! I Love Hollyhocks. I planted one this year but it won't bloom till next year. Can't wait. Woof to the Jack Pack from Lady Brat! xoxoxooxoxoxo
I adore hollyhocks, we had them when I was a child. I'll have to see if they will grow here. Yours are so pretty and I love the new color. MMMMMM, I think I smell fried fish.
time is sure passing, and I love how you captured the Hollyhocks. I consider them a old flower for some reason. I must have been around them more as a child. Stay Cool, Mary
your stitches always bring me happy ... I've been playing with my sharpie a lot lately, too ... :)
ReplyDeleteThe hollyhocks are great (in life and on fabric). I reall;y like the Sharpie drawing. I can't draw a straight line with the help of a ruler. LOL
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear your DH made it back safe and sound. Sounds like he had a ball - and I'm sure he missed you like crazy too! :-)
So pretty! Hollyhocks bring such pleasant memories of trying to make the blossoms into ballet dancers.....I had one here but it didn't last very long, too cool probably.
ReplyDeleteAnother beauty! You really are a whiz of a stitcher...and a sketcher! :o)
ReplyDeleteYou are an amazing artist with thread and sharpies too! I Love Hollyhocks. I planted one this year but it won't bloom till next year. Can't wait.
ReplyDeleteWoof to the Jack Pack from Lady Brat!
xoxoxooxoxoxo
You are so so so good at drawing and stitching!!!!!! I have put some pictures on my blog if you are interested. I love your visits!! Fern
ReplyDeleteLove your hollyhocks - thread sketch, line drawing and the real ones too!
ReplyDeleteI adore hollyhocks, we had them when I was a child. I'll have to see if they will grow here. Yours are so pretty and I love the new color. MMMMMM, I think I smell fried fish.
ReplyDeleteHollyhocks remind me of my dear grandmother. She always had some growing.
ReplyDeletetime is sure passing, and I love how you captured the Hollyhocks. I consider them a old flower for some reason. I must have been around them more as a child.
ReplyDeleteStay Cool, Mary