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| Nancy Gartenman |
Posted - Jul 02 2009 : 08:15:55 AM
Just finished these. So Posted a picture. I really like the smell of the one I stuffed with sweet Annie. One is with lavender, and that is my last kitchen towel to embroider until I order more.
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| Marcy |
Posted - Jul 03 2009 : 06:25:02 AM
You always do such beautiful work. They are lovely. Thanks for sharing.
Farmgirl #170
Since you get more joy out of giving joy to others, you should put a good deal of thought into the happiness that you are able to give...Eleanor Roosevelt
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| Maryjane Lee |
Posted - Jul 02 2009 : 6:18:16 PM
I LOVE your sachets Nancy Jo and blessed to have one you made when we first met!
Hugs!
Maryjane Lee
Farmgirl #44
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| antoinette |
Posted - Jul 02 2009 : 5:36:25 PM
Nancy, Your embroidery is awesome, I hope someday to be able to do that well.
I guess practice makes perfect. Toni |
| Nancy Gartenman |
Posted - Jul 02 2009 : 10:17:50 AM
I never see it up here. Some that I ordered was sent to me green and moist, not dried and it is still here. Maybe you don't have to dry it before you use it. Yes Janice, you may nver have a shortage of it from now on. I think I paid eight dollars for a small bunch. Better set up that road side stand.All that Dry wall you bought is not cheap
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| Miss Bee Haven |
Posted - Jul 02 2009 : 10:06:20 AM
And if you let it go to seed, you'll never have to buy it again. :D I had one last year that got as tall as a Christmas tree(sort of looked like one, too). This year, several have come up near the camper and I've just let them do their thing. Haven't tried drying them, though.
Farmgirl Sister #50
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| FebruaryViolet |
Posted - Jul 02 2009 : 09:39:19 AM
Thanks, Nancy...it must be. I actually picked it up at a nursery near Columbus, Ohio because I'd never seen it anywhere near home. It sure is tall and smells so good. I'll start taking some clippings of it and hang them to dry to see how I do :)
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| Nancy Gartenman |
Posted - Jul 02 2009 : 09:30:56 AM
Jonni,
Not sure. All the sweet annie I have was sent to me by a farm girl or I ordered from a craft place on line. I would guess that you just cut it and hang it up to dry. It seems to last forever, the stuff I used today for that sachet is a few years old and still smells really good. Maybe Miss Wilma would know exactly what to do with it. It must be a more Southern thing, I never see it up here.
Nancy Jo
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| Sitnalta |
Posted - Jul 02 2009 : 08:21:15 AM
They are adorable! The little sachet is absolutely gorgeous!! What beautiful work you have done!
hugs
Jessie
Farmgirl Sister #235
"You are my strength when I am weak. You are the treasure that I seek. You are my all in all. Seeking You as a precious jewel; Lord, to give up I'd be a fool. You are my all in all."
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| FebruaryViolet |
Posted - Jul 02 2009 : 08:17:49 AM
Hey Nancy-Jo...I am growing sweet annie this year. What the heck do I do with it? What do I actually dry and utilize?
Adorable, as usual. Your work is wonderful!
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