




hope you all enjoy a lovely may day, blessed beltane, or whatever you may or may not be celebrating today. yesterday, i took such nice step-by-step photos to share a little tutorial with you on our may day *baskets*. i also took a sweet picture for our outdoor challenge of a fun fort we made. then, in my typical multi-tasking fashion, i was trying to upload my pictures while talking on the phone and checking my e-mail (really don't like that i do that, but that's another post altogether!). naturally, i got a little ahead of myself and ended up deleting all of my photos!! surprisingly, this is the first time i have ever deleted my photos and fortunately, i have been dumping them regularly so it was just the pics from yesterday that are gone.
so, i wasn't meant to share that with you this year, maybe next. we had a lot of fun making these though. my favorite part is sienna sneaking about hanging them on door knobs! she is so sweet and loves to give to our neighbors. she sewed the blue and yellow flower herself and that special one if for ms joy (hope you don't read this before we get it to you!).
enjoy a wonderful day wherever you are!!
Beautiful photos Rae!
ReplyDeleteHappy May Day to you!
Warmly
Linda
These are great mayday baskets. Really beautiful. Sorry about your photos. Please continue to have a very wonderful May Day.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely, what a lovely surprise for the neighbors to receive, cheers Marie
ReplyDeleteHappy May Day! The May Baskets are gorgeous. I especially love the wild mustard!
ReplyDeletelisa
Awww. What lovely May baskets!!! Happy Day.
ReplyDeleteWarmest wishes to you on this first of May!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are so beautiful!
Oh these are so sweet! I think we're really going to need to try something like this next year. The past few weeks have been totally crazy in our house and May day just crept up on me.
ReplyDeleteso sweet- Happy May mama!
ReplyDeleteRae, these are SO cute. They are now on our list for next year. I can only imagine the faces of those that received such a special gift
ReplyDeleteI grew up in a small town in Iowa and we celebrated May Day by making little baskets and passing them around to our neighbors. Where I live now, no one has heard of May Day. Thanks for the memory.
ReplyDeleteThose are very sweet baskets! What lucky neighbors you have. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love, love those. That is a really cool way to use burlap.
ReplyDeleteYour friend, Camille
happy May Rae!! these are so lovely...going into my project files for the kids next year...:) thanks
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