Wool on Sundays – 82 (Yellow September)

20Sep
by Janine @ Rainbow Hare

 

Welcome to another Wool on Sundays :) I really have never known such a yellow September – long may it continue!
This sunflower is over three metres tall. It was self seeded and grew by itself and it’s the tallest we’ve ever had.

Her sisters, which I planted, seem dwarfed at a mere six or seven feet but they all make me smile :)

 

And, elsewhere in the garden, the yellowness continues…

 

 

Inside the Makery, there hasn’t been nearly so much to see this week – many plans have been made but I’ve nothing to show for them except a few dolls in progress…

Perhaps by next week I’ll have a more woolly post to share.

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Janine @ Rainbow Hare

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8 thoughts on “Wool on Sundays – 82 (Yellow September)”

  2. Kim

    Indeed, inside that Makery of yours great things are afoot! Your dolls are adorable. May I hope there is a wonderful tale being hatched in that clever imagination of yours?? Gorgeous Sunflowers. What a sunshiney place your garden is!

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