What do we do when it is
104 degrees out and too hot
for pretty much anything else ?
We make a gazillion
tattered roses because
they dry in about 5 minutes :)
The HOT sun comes in very
handy for drying stuff fast!
The poor hydrangea blooms in
the background are on
their last leg ~ It
is funny to me when in
blog world I am seeing
some people just now
picking peonies and
my hydrangeas are almost
dried on the bush ~
We will be tea staining
the world tomorrow
and our backyard will
look like a big giant
drying rack :)
20 comments:
Hi Lori & Kristin
Love the tattered roses! I especially love the wood container they are in!
Have a great week ladies
xoxo
Kate
Hi girls, Your tattered roses are beautiful and they won't wither.
Have a lovely day :-)!
Hugs,
Julia
I'm with Kate. Love the roses, and the carrier. We're suppose to have 102 here tomorrow. Ugh! I'll be inside.
Ahahah darling Lori it's true! Here we have a terrible hot sun too, and my hydrangeas are like yours... almost drying, and I see marvelous peonies and fresh gardens all over blogland =)
Love your tattered roses!
I'm painting my new home doors right now and at least all this hot is good to quickly dry the enamel! =)
Hugs
Silvia
Good morning dear Lori and Kristen,
love the roses!
We have the same weather here and it is hard to find something to do in this heat.
hugs
Karen B. ~ Todolwen
Lori,
I've been so out of touch these past couple of months. I've thought about you & finally had time to come visit. I love, LOVE these tattered roses. If they're so easy tell me how to do it. Have you written a tutorial? Looked at your other posts & you've been creating some really amazing things. Your bottles are beautiful!
Lisa
We here in Arizona feel you the rest of this country experiencing the 100 degree weather. We are in that temperature all of summer but as they say, no humidity does make it a bit more tolerable.
Gorgeous roses and that wood container is beautiful.
Drink lots of ice tea..LOL
They might be the only thing that won't wither in this heat! ha! Love them!
Gorgeous photographs of your lovely tattered roses.
Hi Lori,
this is the first day with good weather, in the netherlands is the weather not so good every a lot of rain en about 18 degrees. The peony roses are now finished.
I'll hope you send me a bit of a few degrees to us!!
Thank you for your nice blognews!!
hugs sharon from the netherlands
Well they are darn cute.
~Bliss~
The roses are lovely. Are you willing to share how you made them?
Oh, I just love those roses! So simple and pretty. I enjoy your blog!
Karen
Vos photos sont magnifiques...
Tant d'humidité suivie de fortes chaleurs ici aussi. Je n'arrive pas à faire sécher mes chers hortensias qui se flétrissent sans sécher. A l'aide....
Merci d'avance
Patricia
Fantastyczne prace, piękne zdjecia, bajeczne aranżacje.
Nice nice! your blog is fantastic. I am a visiter from the Netherlands, Europe. I already tried to make the things you made. I can make fabric roses now thanks to your tutorial.
In August we will go to New York. Do you know shops we have to visit?
Nice weekend en good sunday!
Barry (thats my name but I am a women)
Hi Lori
Thanks so much for stopping by and following along with cypress hill farm. we are now on facebook stop by and like us. Love your blog, its filled with all the things i love...i just adore vintage things. thanks again......sheryl
So cute! I imagine you could embellish all kinds of things with these! You always have the best ideas! Stay cool and save some of that tea to drink on ice! 102 here today. Think I'm going to need some ice tea too! Hugs , Leena
Your tattered roses are so lovely, Lori!! Always a joy to see your creations!!
Have fun dying them!!
Blessings,
Becky
Oh Lori I know what you mean about the flowers having had it here in Texas. My poor hydrangea's are looking BAD! Are you getting lots of time with that new little angel? HUGS!
Charlene
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