Happy Friday to all! It is Good Friday today and it's time for this year's blog hop post. I'm an amateur for this Easter Hop so bear with me!
This little cutie is from GoodfloraStitchwort, a Scottish cross stitch designer who sells on Etsy...
I went back to her shop to get the name
of the pdf but it's no longer there. I remember you could either use the word 'prim' like I have on the sheep, since I lean toward primitive-style stitching, or 'spring' which would've been perfect for today! The flowers are from my yard, wildflowers. Spring has definitely sprung around here! Unfortunately, because of an unforseen illness, there are no Easter get togethers this year.
Year's ago when I was a child, our family along with an uncle's family, had cookouts on Easter Sunday. We always had our cookouts somewhere where all us kids could just run wildly, all 7 of us. Then we'd get called back in so the moms could hide Easter eggs, real ones, the ones we had all dyed the night before. I can't even remember if there was such a thing as plastic eggs back then! Because they were real eggs, we immediately went out to hunt them! Our two families always hung out together for every holiday and every birthday. Those 3 first cousins remain our closest out of 27 some first cousins that I have.
There you go, a few memories of Easter's past.
Your letter that you've all come looking for is..
http://apatchworkofcrafts.blogspot.com/
to find your the next letter!
While we're at it, why are we searching for letters? We need letters to solve the mystery phrase that Jo/Serendipitous Stitcher has created. Visit her blog at..
https://serendipitousstitching.blogspot.com/2022/04/easter-treasure-hunt-blog-hop-2022-and.html
to get the list of participating blogs for this blog hop. I'll be checking out the list too.
Thanks for hopping by!
Thank you for sharing your Easter memories.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the letter and the great family stories. Cute stitching, love this nice guy. Joyeuses fêtes de Pâques ! xxx
ReplyDeleteCute stitched design and nice to read about your memories of past Easters. Thanks for the letter. Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking part in the Easter Hop this year. Love your Prim Sheep and the Easter memories too.
ReplyDeleteWe always have an Easter Raffle at my Toddler Group and I asked the parents to "donate an egg". One of the new mums thought I meant a hen's egg and was quite confused! She blamed babybrain LOL
I like your Prim stitchery, very cute!
ReplyDeleteNice to read your Easter memories.
Thanks for the letter.
Happy Easter!
Barbara xx 🙋♀️👋👋
Lovely memories. Thank you for the letter, Easter blessings 🐣
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet stitch and a lovely finish. Wishing you a blessed Easter, I hope you're still making memories!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the letter and the memories. Happy Easter to you
ReplyDeleteYour sheep is gorgeous,your letter is very pretty, and your Easter memories brought a smile to my face. I had a lovely visit!
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ReplyDeleteLove your sheep. Happy Easter.
What a darling sheepy! When we were grown up (college age and newly married) my husband's family still hid one dozen real, hard boiled eggs. We alternated each year, me and my husband and his sister hiding for the parents, and them hiding for us the next year. We hid them in creative places (inside a cake! Taped up inside the chimney!) because with only a dozen it really counted. But you had to find them that same day as they were real eggs! Your memories brought back mine! Thanks! Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter! Those sound like fun times. I have 2 close first cousins as well, but only have 5 total. Lovely finish too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the letter and Happy Easter - that sheep really is precious!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your Easter memories. Your sheep finish is lovely.
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