Convolvulus Arvensis
Kinda scary, huh? But who wouldn't love to wear this around their wrist? As I make my cuffs I think about what I would like to embroider on the next cuff and what colors I want to use. This cuff came out looking like, in my opinion, a botanical field journal drawing from the late 1800s. I'm sure I will come across something similar when I browse through a copy of Godey's Lady's Book.
Morning Glories are a childhood favorite not only for their beauty, but also the popping sound. Yes, I am a Morning Glory popper. Luckily we had a fence line full of them when they came into season. So my mom only shook her head when she saw me pinching them. Now I live in the desert and there are no morning glories. Except for the ones that dance in my head and inspire my creations.
Morning Glories are a childhood favorite not only for their beauty, but also the popping sound. Yes, I am a Morning Glory popper. Luckily we had a fence line full of them when they came into season. So my mom only shook her head when she saw me pinching them. Now I live in the desert and there are no morning glories. Except for the ones that dance in my head and inspire my creations.
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So pretty! I grew morning glories once, and I don't know why I haven't since. Thanks for the reminder, I will have to get some seeds!
*funny about the shoes! They are just too cool!
So beautiful! Your cuffs are always wonderful. I can't ever get over it.
PostScript: I miss our little chit chats in those crazy Etsy chat rooms. The flying chocolate chip cookies and the crocheted cake being present while you remind me of calorie intake. Ha.
this one is lovely, I love the colours and the embroidery
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Kinda gorgeous actuall! Love it!
Beautiful, beautiful! I love the embroidered text too. Alas my gardening skills aren't up to much but I do love morning glories
sorry that it's awhile since I last visited. i love morning glories too! The problem with moving around continents, is that I have to start planting all over again. And over here, I do not know what can grow or can't grow! Today, we bought mornng glories & moonflowers plants today as we don't know why we could pinch some!
Very pretty!
I also loved pinching and picking apart flowers when I was young.
THey POP?? How come I didn't know this?
Your cuff is so gorgeous! wow.
Smiles, Karen
*makes note to self...must plant some morning glories...*
I love botanicals! and morning glories are easy to love:)
All of you that can plant morning glories...I am totally envious...I'll trade you some prickly pear cactus!
Very pretty.
-pam
They pop? I didn't know that. I used to pop another plant when I was little - I never knew what it was called but they grew tall and had light purple flowers - so I know how fun popping can be :)
Beautiful cuff, as always!! It does look just like a picture from that magazine.
This is so lovely, the morning glories work well on your cuffs!
Absolutely beautiful! My mother and I love morning glories, too, with the deep blue being our favorite. It's fabulous that your memories serve you so well...
Morning glories are beautiful..A friend of mine had them in a flower box and put strings to the top of the window..It was beautiful. They grew right up the strings and all you saw was flowers..
This is so beautiful. I love morning glories!
It is beautiful wonderful and chic!!!! All in one!!
What a sweet post! : )
This is such a pretty cuff; wonderful design.
great post, you've got a way with words .... and morning glories are a favorite of mine too
this is gorgeous and I had a look at your shop, I love how bright and colourful it is :).
Beautiful work!
beautiful -- adding morning glories seeds to my shopping list! thanks for the reminder :)
OH WOW! This is so very lovely! I love your explanation of where the idea came from. It is superb! Wearable art to the T:)
Have a wonderful day....
I love this, and all morning glories also! I love when they take over a fence, or grow way up high on a pole. I once embroidered a vine of them around the neck of a dress. It turned out cute.
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