I thought these crochet purses were so lovely! An older lady, Ms. Hall, crocheted each one and sewed them by hand.
Of course at both festivals, the girls had to ride!
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Two Festivals in Two Weekends!
The last two Saturdays my daughter, granddaughters, and I took time out and enjoyed a couple of local festivals. The first one was over in Alabama at the Elberta Sausage Festival, and the second one was down at our old neighborhood, so it was like going home. Thought I would share a few of the pictures.
I thought these crochet purses were so lovely! An older lady, Ms. Hall, crocheted each one and sewed them by hand.
If you are interested in purchasing one, please email me, and I will send you her email address.
Of course at both festivals, the girls had to ride!
A new friend!
I thought these crochet purses were so lovely! An older lady, Ms. Hall, crocheted each one and sewed them by hand.
Of course at both festivals, the girls had to ride!
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Looks like you all had a wonderful time. Those crocheted purses are lovely. What beautiful grandkids you have!
ReplyDeleteValerie
love our country fairs tooo....did not see any fruit honored?
ReplyDeleteThanks Valerie! We think them grand-young-uns' are quite perty too!
ReplyDeleteLynette, not sure what you mean about the fruit! We did see the peanut vendor, but missed out, as he had sold out and was packing up by the time we got a chance to stop by.
Thank you both for the comments! God bless.
Regina
What a perfectly fun day! Being outdoors, shopping and browsing and being with loved one! Your granddaughters are adorable!!Thanks for stopping by! Hugs! P.S. Love your Etsy shop!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad that you found me...I love meeting new people and it's extra nice when it's a neighbor:) Your granddaughters are so cute and it looks like they had lots of FUN!!! Thanks for posting my button.
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Linda
omg your blog is so beautiful! i'm your newest follower :)
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