An evening around the table with books, magazines, laughter and garden dreams.
A treat to visit Rita’s beautiful home, and meet my new string loving friend, Jackie.
blest be the tie that binds
life in and around the garden
life in and around the garden
An evening around the table with books, magazines, laughter and garden dreams.
A treat to visit Rita’s beautiful home, and meet my new string loving friend, Jackie.
down to earth digs 
Cute!
Thank you, and handy!
Love your string holder. Bet that gets a lot of use.
I do use a lot of string around the garden–when those heirloom tomato plants get tall and heavy, I’m tying them up all the time!
Use it to tie up my herbs too….
It was a fun night! Thank you for your sweet comments. We have to do it again soon. I love my herb snip, so useful..will be using on my chives when they come up shortly.
Thank you again! Inspired to get something under my cloches this week!!!
Got to meet Jeff Sat am, as I found Jackie shopping at Bass…:)
What a neat idea. Love how the string is held.
It does work quite well, you can take it down, flip the funnel upside down, and pull from the funnel also!! 🙂
Hope your having a lovely Spring.
Gardens are such a social endeavour. I once mentioned to Alys how life comes and goes thru the garden via Birthdays, Dinners with friends or just enjoying the work at hand. It’s what I miss most about our old house.
oh, I so agree….I’m lucky to have a handful, of garden loving creative friends here as “my neighbors”, and all the wonderful garden friends I have met through this blog…Hugs
Awesome use of an antique funnel – and extra points for the Hymn Title. An oldie but a goodie! 😀
I found this in my husbands shed, it did actually use it—but I borrowed it! And didn’t return it!!!
Clever string holder!
Thank you Eliza,
PS, do you know how much I love your name?!!!
Why thank you, Stacy, what a lovely compliment! 🙂
Definitely going to use this idea!