One woman was looking for princess and insect fabric. I had some insect fabric leftover from these dresses. They don't do princesses anymore! Jos doesn't do dresses much, either.
I asked, and Heather Lee was going to make card holders for her kids for card games. She picked it up Saturday, Feb. 1st, and seemed quite pleased with it!
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| I sewed them dresses in 2015 |
Orchid cactus
The next barter, I've pruned the orchid cactus.It was a gift from Nancey in Muskoka. I have given cuttings to my client's caregiver, she's rooted it. She has a major green thumb.
It has grown some. Here it was a few years ago, and then yesterday.
Here are the cuttings... I've 4 new owners lined up.
It has such massive blossoms.
Such nice blooms on the cactus.
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ReplyDeleteThe free banter is a great idea. The granddaughters look cute in their dresses. Pretty plants and blooms. Enjoy your day, wishing you a great new week!
...keep passing thing on.
ReplyDeleteThe blue and pink dresses for your grandies are lovely!The two girls wear their dress with childish grace and charm.
ReplyDeletelove the idea of bartering!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of bartering/sharing. Those dresses are so cute. Your Christmas cactuses are really blooming beautifully.
ReplyDeleteDo you just cut them off and put them into soil or put them into water for a while?
ReplyDelete@RedPat I have done both methods of rooting them. I find it best to stick them in water. That way the soil doesn't accidentally dry out. Also, I can see when rooting has begun.
ReplyDeleteThat's a new idea to me.
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