'Haven't had much time for sewing lately. My daughter got married last Thursday in our garden and I've been spending most of my time trying to make a Fall garden look good even tho' everything is brown after a long dry Summer. But the wedding was beautiful and our daughter married a really great guy and we are all really happy with how everything turned out!
Here and there I got in a little stitching. My daughter-in-law says the only thing to tell everybody apart in the O.R. is their personalized caps so I always try and make her a new one in each season! Of course I have more Halloween fabric than should be allowed but it's fun searching for just the right fabric for caps for her!
I make the caps reversible for a little more fun!
I don't have any pix of the wedding. I put my phone and camera away for the event so I could focus on the experience.
I do have some pix of the Chuppah (Jewish wedding canopy) which I decorated before the event started.
The color scheme was simple. Greens with white. Actually she wanted more green than white which made it even easier and more economical!
I used a big piece of quilter's backing muslin for the top. It measured 75" x 98".
I also made her bouquet.
It was a beautiful day!
I hope your Fall is going well!
Take care, cw
What a wonderful job you did with the Chuppah and the bouquet! And how wonderful she has found a good man! Congratulations to all! And I love the cap you made, how clever to make it reversible too.
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DeleteOh how exciting! Randy has told me how beautiful your gardens are nd she is certainly right. Your chuppah is gorgeous. I'm sure it was a fairy tale wedding.
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