As you can see from the model, it's stitched on a pale yellow fabric. I chose to use very pale orange--peach, I suppose--and I really like how it's looking so far. If that picture is a little too much for you, here's something to make you feel better.
On Friday I baked some Cinnamon Scones--for medicinal purposes, of course--to help us get through a long weekend of writing, writing, writing. It's a rare treat for us, as we generally do try to behave ourselves. Sort of. Most of the time. Anyway, here's something weird: Tiger Lily is always interested in what we're eating, but not in eating it herself. She just wants to sniff what we've got, and then she's happy. Saturday she wanted a sniff of my strawberry jam-slathered scone and nearly took a bite of it, so I broke off a teeny tiny little piece (no jam) and put it on the floor... and she devoured it!
We have a scone-eating cat.
That's your daily dose of weird.
Those scones look yummy...I love scones!
ReplyDeleteHad to laugh at Tiger Lily...KC does the same. Always wants a sniff, to check out what we're eating. Sometimes he'll lick a teeny bit of peanut butter, or maybe munch a very tiny bit of cheese, but just as often, he'll turn up his nose at these treats. Cats...
You should try him on scones, Wilma! ;O)
DeleteLooks like a fun stitch if you can have your eyes open! Love the cinnamon scones pic... do I have that recipe? Pretty sure I do. Hilarious that TL loves scones. Maybe she'd like tea also. Learning good habits from being around you so much!
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to seeing your WIP, looks interesting. I was also wondering if Tiger Lily was a child or animal - I'm guessing animal if you threw food scraps on the floor. LOL
ReplyDeleteLOL! Good guess!
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