Sunday, 9 March 2014
Sun flower festival
Today I went to the sunflower festival at Eyebright, a country store in Richmond.
I loved the sunflower field and pumpkins and you could cut your own sunflowers for 1 dollar per stem.
I picked a bunch of sunflowers for home, such bright and happy flowers.
The pumpkins are ready as well and the colours are beautiful.
It was a wonderful Sunday afternoon.
Saturday, 8 March 2014
Shabby chic course
| Terracotta pots finished with chalk paint made with plaster of paris. |
| Metal finished with chalk paint made with plaster of paris |
| Distressed paint finish. |
| Green paint over blue under coat and sanded back |
| Crackled finish The course at Waimea is well on the way and I took some photographs of some of pieces the ladies are working on. Chalk paint pieces, a beautiful distressed chair and crackle finish. |
Saturday, 1 March 2014
Shabby chic market at Beacon Hill, Nelson
| Beacon Hill Shabby Chic market. |
The weather was perfect,just a little autumn chill in the air. Today is our first day of the autumn season!
The atmosphere at the market was lovely, very relaxed.
Not to many stallholders, but a lot of variety.
Beautiful sewing, soaps and shabby chic furniture.
Two girls played the violin and I enjoyed a beautiful hazelnut and raspberry cake under the trees.
In May the next shabby chic market will be held and I would love to book a stall.
| A table full of goodies. |
| Some shabby chic stall holders |
| Nice seating area for a rest. |
| Lovely violin music |
| My morning tea, yummy cake |
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