Strawberry Morning
Does Vanilla look like a thief to you?
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I sewed a little Möbius pinafore yesterday…
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…from a piece of Strawberry Thief print fabric…
click here for a link on how to make one for your Hitty…
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…Vanilla and Rose were inspired!
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They took their baskets out to the garden this morning…
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…to the strawberry patch…
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…where the berries are abundant!
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They collected so many!
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A good morning to be grateful for strawberries, and friendships and beautiful mornings!!
Thanks to: a Victoria friend for the sweet Strawberry Hitty rug made by Sandra Stewart from New Brunswick; a Hitty friend in Arkansas who made and gave me the acorn Hitty basket; a friend in Quebec who gave me the woven basket made by French miniature artist Francine Croyon.
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Jane is thinking of making shortcakes!
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You have a lively following. I’m so glad your Hitty companions are inspiring folks around the world.
The Hittys have lots of friends! I like to share them too, 🙂
great use of the Strawberry Thief. My strawberries are nowhere near ripening. I’m going to have a look at my stash of old hankies – don’t tell Abby and bella.
The wild strawberries are always a little earlier than the tame ones! If you have the hankies and Abby and Bella want pinafores, let me know!
Thank you, my hankies are not very inspiring, will keep my eye open for something nicer.
A feast of wild strawberries 🙂
It was a feast, and the Hittys love the little berries – just their size!
Delightful post!
Thank you so much – I love spending time in the garden with the Hittys!
Yum Yum!
It was so yummy to have handfulls of berries fresh from the garden! and some for the freezer too!
A Strawberry Feast of Thieves! What a splendid reward after all the excitement. A lovely new apron too.
We love our little strawberry thieves! Thanks – the apron is already a favourite! So colourful and bright!
What a lovely rug by your friend and the Hittys always have such beautiful garments!
Thanks – isn’t that a special strawberry rug!? They may insist that I keep it out this winter, to help them dream of strawberry days of the past, and those yet to come!