good morning!
today is our 35th wedding anniversary!!
when reading 'small acorns' post today
i was reminded that it was 'guy fawke's day' in new zealand on that day...
except that it was a saturday in 1977.
our reception was held in my parent's back yard
and we did have fireworks...rockets and sparklers and the whole deal!
i was nineteen and mr w was twenty one...
i don't think either one of us thought we'd ever get this far..hehe!
i still have the wedding cards i received,
i'll have to dig out the best of them and show you...
you'll have a good laugh!
today is our 35th wedding anniversary!!
when reading 'small acorns' post today
i was reminded that it was 'guy fawke's day' in new zealand on that day...
except that it was a saturday in 1977.
our reception was held in my parent's back yard
and we did have fireworks...rockets and sparklers and the whole deal!
i was nineteen and mr w was twenty one...
i don't think either one of us thought we'd ever get this far..hehe!
i still have the wedding cards i received,
i'll have to dig out the best of them and show you...
you'll have a good laugh!
last week i bought a metre of retro christmas fabric
from tanya @ suburban jubilee.
it arrived on friday.
it is light but has a great barkcloth texture
the gold is glorious and the colours perfect.
i think it must have been made in the fifties..maybe early sixties.
i've been thinking all weekend
about what to make with it.
my first thought was cushions
but then thought i don't want them ending up on the floor,
the fabric is too precious.
so i've been thinking of a table runner...
or one for my sideboard...
or perhaps placemats...
or even frame some of it for a christmas picture.
what would you do with it?
it's fun just thinking about it!
have a magical monday...
naturally Carol xox
btw...if you get in quick you can have some...
i checked this morning and there was some left in tanya's shop on her blogsite...
$7 metre + postage = it's a steal!
I love buying new fabrics to make something with and what delightful fabric you bought, it looks like it's brand new. I think it would lovely in a table runner. I look forward to seeing what you create. Enjoy your Monday. x
ReplyDeleteHappy 35th Anniversary!! Wishing you a lovely day celebrating!! Sweet fabric!! xo Heather
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry I forgot to say Happy 35th Anniversary for today congratulations to you both. xx
ReplyDeleteHappy Anniversary, what a young Bride you were! I would make a table runner and then you could remake it into something else later if you changed your mind.
ReplyDeleteHappy wedding anniversary!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure what I would do with that fabric, but it is very lovely!
Hope you're having a good anniversary xox
Happy Happy anniversary....wow you have clocked up some good number of years..well done you two.
ReplyDeleteHappy Anniversary Carol! 35 years is a huge milestone. I agree with the others - a lovely table runner or one of your bags - it's nice to have festive bags this time of year. Hope you are having a lovely day. Mel x
ReplyDeleteHappy Anniversary and congratulations Carol. One of my first thoughts for the fabric was a table runner too....and then I thought placemats...can't wait to see what you create.
ReplyDeleteHello Carol:
ReplyDeleteMany congratulations on your 35th. Wedding Anniversary. You are three years ahead of us!!
The fabric is lovely but, as you say, what to so with it?!!
Happy anniversary! I remember the day well. I also remember that when the fire works lit up we saw all the neighbours lined up at the boundary of the property. I guess we had better fireworks than the average house hold that night. I also remember looking at you at the alter and getting the giggles rather badly! love Jillxx
ReplyDeleteOh, such wonderful news of your big wedding anniversary! Hope you had a lovely day and hoping you're surprised with a romantic evening! Enjoy x
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful fabric, you could make a fabric board with ribbons to tuck you xmas cards into. Would make fabulous mini kitchen curtains too. I just bought some cute retro fabric today, the op shop lady wanted to know what I would do with it, and I replied "probably hoard it", sometimes it's fun just looking at retro fabric.
ReplyDeleteoh and a very happy anniversary, no small milestone.
ReplyDeleteHappy Anniversary Carol and Mr Natural.
ReplyDeleteI think a frame or table runner. Anything you make would be gorgeous.
Happy Aniversary Carol - 35 years is a real milestone these days - you really must have been a child bride!
ReplyDeleteThe fabric is lovely, can't wait to see what you do with it. cheers Wendy
Happy Anniversary Carol...We had ours on the 3rd celebrating 33yrs.....
ReplyDeleteA Tablerunner would look Lovely in your new fabric...
Cheers
Happy anniversary. What an achievement! I'm sure whatever you do with the fabric it will look great x
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your 35th wedding anniversary!
ReplyDeleteXxx
Happy anniversary Carol :) My parents were married the year before in December. The fabric is absolutely gorgeous. I think it would make a lovely runner.
ReplyDeleteI'd go the table runner. Happy Anniversary chook. That is quite an achievement! What is the 'traditional gift' for 35 years? x
ReplyDeleteCongrats and great fabric! Table runner, table cloth, it would be a shame to cut it up too much! :)
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