Welcome to Wool on Sundays!
This week I decided to try out a variation of the Small Crochet Purse Tute – a fancy flower for if I go to the opera or something…!
And I was quite pleased with it until I put it down on a pretty vintage table cloth and saw the first roses of Summer opening in the garden.
Now I’m thinking it looks a bit dull and jaded and perhaps the back is nicer.
I suppose if I ever do go to an opera it will probably be quite dark :)
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Janine @ Rainbow Hare
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It is not dull and faded, it’s really pretty!
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It’s so sweet!
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pretty little purse!! Beautiful Roses too. Our’s won’t be blooming for another month or so. It takes a long time to warm up around here!!
xx, Carol
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Gorgeous purse Janine! And I love the photos of your roses and also that lovely embroidered cloth.
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Very pretty, front and back. I like the close-ups of your roses, too.
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P.S. I’m hoping I will be able to contribute to Wool on Sundays this week :) I just need a bit more get-to-it-ness
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I’m with Benta – both sides are gorgeous – as are the roses :)
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The purse is gorgeous, Janine! It looks wonderful on your vintage table cloth and I don’t think it looks dull at all. It’s beautiful as are your garden roses :)
-Soma xx
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Both sides look fab! Xxx. As do the roses
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