I can't keep up with the weather at the moment. One minute there's warm sun…
the next cold wind and rain…
I've spent the last few days, putting on warm clothes and taking them off again and Toby has been in and out of the garden like a yo-yo.
Here's hoping for more sun than rain over the weekend, especially for friends who are meeting up – I'll be thinking of you all and looking forward to hearing all about it x
little cotton rabbits 
Brilliant planter. Sorry not to meet you tomorrow Julie, maybe another time.
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I know what you mean Julie, although mostly it’s rain here! 😦
The colander with nasturtiums is wonderful. 🙂
Have a lovely weekend,
Vivienne x
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Julie – in September I will be having a little boy with autism in my class (main stream) of 29 Yr 1 children. He has roughly been assessed to be at age 21/2 yrs at the mo. I have started looking for info. to help. I have found your blog and brief notes helpful. If you have any helpful thoughts, would you be prepared to e-mail me? It does not have to be lengthy, but pertinent insight would be appreciated. Apologies if you would rather not. I want to do my best for him. Thanks.
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We will raise a teacup to you Julie – another time I hope. And I adore your colander planter!
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I adore your flower pot and your window panes with the diamonds in them…………
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will email you over the weekend Adele x
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is there anything much nicer than nasturtium seedlings? Hoping for a sunny weekend for you with lots of outside playtime for Toby!
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More admiration for that planter from me. It’s pretty much all rain here … eugh!
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Nasturtiums in salad are rather tasty but I have never seen them in an earth filled colander! Lovely. Wishing you sunshine this weekend.
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lovely pictures…loving the rainy window and the planter idea is SO cool!!
have a great weekend sweetie…
hugs
hello gorgeous xxx
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i am hoping for sunshine too as we are celebrating birthdays this weekend, but it’s blowing a gale outside! it’s usualy rather nice at this time of year.
your nasturtiums look cute in the colander 🙂
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I love your colander of nasturtiums!
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I am longing for a few sunny days, grey and damp again here tho.
I have an old colander with a broken handle and it will be reborn as a planter, thanks for the idea x
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What a fantastic planter. This weather is a bit depressing isn’t it? So hard to decide what to wear- hope it evens out soon for us all and we get some sun!
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We are having the same weather in Capetown and not much better at home in Vancouver.
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We missed you! Next time, fingers crossed. LOVE the planter!!
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Hi Julie this is the first time I have written anything to you. I just had to say your work is lovely.
I do knit, nothing like you though, but I love crochet I could sit and do it all day.
Well better go now
take care Davina x
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Wel,l 2nd Treasure was about to to laze by the pool in DC in 80 degree weather and here in Chshire it was 55 degrees, but not raining, so that was slightly cheering……..!
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You were hugely missed on Saturday, Julie.
Another time, for sure x
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I know how you feel, it’s crazy! I love your colander planter. Where did you find the holder please, I’ve been looking everywhere for some? 🙂
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Can I really have been gone this long? I suppose it’s really only a matter of weeks – but still! I could use some of the cold just now – can’t sleep in the dull heat. But looking at your images, again, is such a refreshment. I keep threatening to go to bed. But I’m too tired to try to find my way there.
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