I’ve managed to complete four more squares for Rachel’s CAL.
I’m pleased with the effect of adding the bright pink to the mix, and feel much happier with my colour choice now. The last one, Square #10, didn’t shape up very well at all, but I’ll rip it out and redo it later. (Later later later. Everything’s always later with me…)
On Sunday at the Kirstenbosch Market (and what a perfect early spring day it was, thank you craft gods!!), we introduced our salt and peppers sets to this year’s new batch of patrons. And guess which ones got snapped up first?
Buttons ahoy!
And last, for today, I recently commented on the renovations of the building opposite Salisbury’s in Woodstock. It seems the new owner is a ceramicist who will be giving lessons above the shop – she’s asked me to not supply contact details until a month or so, when she’s completely organised. In the meantime, this is how she decided to paint the outside:
Baie mooi!
To be continued…
Nice piece of work 
Jill,
I love the pink added to your squares, who doesn’t love buttons, and I’m with you; I love the color of that building. :)
Love and Hugs,
Tamara
Thanks for stopping by :-)
I think no. 10 is just a bit strange because the design is loose and a bit ziggy zaggy. It’s probably fine. Still loving those salt and pepper pots!
Thanks :-) I have a new supply of naked ones waiting for me to make them little cloaks.
Isn’t it strange how people just seem to love buttons? And I’m one of them … =D
Me too, it’s just that I didn’t think to put buttons on at first because I thought it would be overkill. Or should I say, overdress?
:-)
I knew it was the button ones! Buttons are never overkill/dress!! Loving your CAL colours ;)
Cool beans :-)