Harvest begins in earnest in North Yorkshire. The cherries are destined for jam, any recipe advice would be welcomed by the way.
The peas we ate for Sunday lunch ( I froze a few too)
and the chilli just has to look pretty for now. He does have friends but they are still on the plant.
Keeping with the cherry theme I made this to house the carrier bag that I made and posted about last time. Its the Lucy ripple in leftover granny yarn. I am off to make some more SIBOL squares now for the straw berries and cream challenge then maybe some beachy ones too I will share them later on.
Love your little ripple pouch,what a great idea.So nice to carry a little crochet goodness about with you :0)
ReplyDeleteJacquie x
Yes the ripple is lovely, nice way to use it.
ReplyDeleteStill thinking about your suggestion thanks Louise!
Hugs Suex
it's so lovely to see your produce! And very cute little pouch too :)
ReplyDeleteHi Louise!
ReplyDeleteSorry I have no advice on jam making, I have never tried to make jam! I love the little ripple pouch you made for your bag, it's really sweet! Sounds like your veggie patch is doing marvelous - mine has been a bit of a failure, only enough beans for one meal! hopefully the tomatoes will fair better!
Have a fab weekend!
Louise,
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your post on SIBOL.
You have made such beautiful Squares, I'm so pleased you are enjoying the Challenges!
Great work,
I hope you are having a nice weekend,
looks like rain again here.
Love Suex
Louise,
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your post on SIBOL.
You have made such beautiful Squares, I'm so pleased you are enjoying the Challenges!
Great work,
I hope you are having a nice weekend,
looks like rain again here.
Love Suex