Those are LARGE bags AND they're very large cranberries too!
Yum!!
Here's a photo of the cranberry marsh
(unfortunately the berries had already been harvested)..
(unfortunately the berries had already been harvested)..
The plants you see in the foreground are the cranberry bushes.
The leaves were quite spectacular and around every
corner there were yet more beautiful colours.
corner there were yet more beautiful colours.
I got a little bit of stitching done today...
The flat beads in the section above were
another gleaning from a thrift store
piece of jewelry.
The funny-looking fabric at the top of the photo below
is very much like velvet, but I think it's a
synthetic.
synthetic.
Oh what cool photos MA! I love seeing the cranberry bushes! My mom makes a casserole for our Thanksgiving that has cranberries in it. YUM!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Pam
not a funny looking fabric at all. I think we have been to that cranberry farm...is it near Bala ?
ReplyDeleteIsn't that interesting about cranberries - I just thought they grew on bushes the same way as red currants!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous stitching and I love the embellishments!
A belated Thanksgiving wish dear MA!
hugs
Shane
Cranberry orange relish....one of my favorite things!
ReplyDeleteFlat beads make an interesting addition.
xo
I was amazed at how they harvest cranberries. I watched them in Cape Cod one year. I love cranberries and it's that time of year!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love the word Inukchuks.LOL
ReplyDeleteLove the photo of the fall colours! Nice stitching, too. Gee, you must really, really love cranberries!
ReplyDeleteso what will you do with all those berries??
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