Thursday 24 July 2014

Morning Cobwebs to Full Moon

A few weeks ago whilst walking round the park quite early I saw what would have made a lovely photograph but didn't have my camera with me, not even my phone, so, a lost opportunity. However, the other morning I was walking in the same area and lo and behold, just a little bit further down the path was this lovely collection of cobwebs in among the weeds. After exclaiming that I should have had my camera with me, I then remembered the phone in my pocket ….


 I must explain: the sun was shining in my face, I could not see what I had focused on and there were other reasons that meant I had to rush so, I pointed the phone in the general direction of the cobwebs, clicked, and hoped for the best.

I was very happy to later find that the phone had captured this eerie look as well as the cobwebs and, although I don't think this pic could be classed as being 'technically correct' (and that is a debatable point in any case!) I really love this look and those colours and couldn't believe that the webs had come up so strongly. 

I haven't done anything at all to the original photo, above, but wanting to show the webs more clearly I then went on to crop, and then clicked the button for 'enhance', in iPhoto on my computer ….


 I would be interested to hear what you think about these pics, and if you do like them which one would be your preference? Personally I like the second one and Hubby likes the first; we don't agree on everything :) I have a love/hate relationship with my phone camera but perhaps I should think again about this!

Then we had a full moon and when I popped outside to take a look it struck me that it might be worthwhile taking a pic or two while the clouds were moving about, so picked up the Sony HX300 and just snapped ….


…. just humour me please, I'm practicing and having a good time!

Okay, on to crafty things: last post I said I'd picked up the crochet hook again and would show you next time what I'd done. Because I had felt like a bit of hooking again and didn't have anything in particular in mind, down came Jan Eaton's book from the shelf - '200 Crochet Blocks' - and on page 100 I found number 165 Coffee and Cream. As you can see I chose to use different colours (Rowan wool cotton, bought on our visit to Perth in April) so it's not coffee and cream at all, but oh how I love this yarn and these colours. I only worked rounds 1-6 as I wasn't all that keen on the rest of the block, and to be perfectly honest was becoming a bit confused with it, and then - and I won't bore you with the long story - decided to make four of these part squares and develop them into a cushion …. the rest of it is just Double Crochet, Half Trebles and Trebles - going with the flow and hoping it would work out okay!



When I make cushions these days I also make my own inserts as most of the time it's just too difficult to find the right sizes; for this cushion I made a pink one as I thought it would be a nice change to see the pink peeping through the crochet - do you like it? The pic bottom right is the back, a pretty little rose cotton that I fell in love with on one of my visits to the fabric store.

And more cushions ….


Some of these fabrics you've seen before in various projects, but the cushion bottom left consists of scraps from a dress my daughter Tracy made a while back, and the heart is one left from the little heart quilt I put together a few months ago. So as you look at the cushions you'll see the three fronts on the left and their backs on the right. I'm thinking I may change the fancy buttons on the French-look fabric to something more simple, but undecided at this point!

One more cushion, only one, really ….. plus another fabric basket ….


The strip of fabric in the middle of the blue cushion is from one of the Japan Made cottons bought a few weeks ago - it makes rather a strong statement don't you agree?
This bag is slightly shorter and wider than those I shared with you last post - it just worked out that way using two fat quarters and I rather like this size and shape for youngsters to manage. 


Hey, I made another cotton dress last week, for summer! It's a NewLook pattern this time, number 6068, and comes with a couple of variations - I didn't think until now that I could have photographed the pattern front, sorry! It can be made with short sleeves or no sleeves at all, and with or without the collar but I rather fancied a smart linen collar to finish it off and hopefully give the dress a lift. Of course being linen it does crease easily, as you can see, and being white it will show the creases but then, I like natural fabrics so have to put up with that side of things.


It all came together quite well I think and I like the rosy fabric, but when my Hubby kinda bites his bottom lip and half smiles at something then I know he's not really impressed. Men can be a bit funny - he seems to think this is not my style, but as I said to him, it's pretty and cool for summer weather  ….

In the garden this week? Well there's the lovely Nodding Violet in the pot ….


…. as well as the jasmine getting ready to open its lovely buds and share its delightful perfume with us. There's also this lovely plant that cloaks itself with the most delightful bells when the time is right for it - this little one is a cutting Hubby took from the parent plant a wee while ago and you can see it's doing well.



I think that's about it for this time lovely folks! I've been enjoying keeping up with all your news and crafts and derive great pleasure from your lovely posts, thank you. Thank you also for your kind messages here, it really cheers me to know you enjoy your visits to my little place.


An affirmation taken from a little book entitled 
'Ten Keys to Wellbeing' by Gudrun Kretschmann:

"Beautiful thoughts create beauty,
I choose to be always sustained by them"

Wishing you all happy fun days!

With my love,
Joy xoxo

70 comments:

  1. As always your projects are just gorgeous! I especially love the crochet cushion, the colours are wonderful. And thanks for sharing all your lovely flower photos. As for the cobweb pictures, I think l slightly prefer the second one, but they are both really striking and unusual - what a swathe of colour! Thanks for a really uplifting post.

    Happy Thursday!

    H xx

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    1. Thank you Hazel - I love the pink with grey too! Lovely to hear from you, xoJoy

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  2. What a lovely post Joy! Loved reading it from start to finish and I really enjoyed all your fabulous photographs. I think you did really well capturing the eeriness of the morning cobwebs (I think I prefer the first photograph) and I absolutely loved the photos of the full moon! I really liked all your lovely cushions and I thought the dress looked delightful. I liked the fabric and I really thought the little collar added something to it. Isn't it wonderful how we all see something different and like different aspects of the same thing!! Enjoy the rest of your week!! :) Christine xx

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    1. Hi Christine, I'm so glad you enjoyed the post, thank you. I do enjoy reading the various responses from individuals - open communication :) xoJoy

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  3. Great 'eerie' photos, I preferred the first one and the full moon photos were a delight. Your cushions are stunning, the fabrics are beautiful. Loved the crochet one and the little buttons on it were gorgeous. A delightful post, have a great week.

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    1. Hello 'Mama' - thank you so much for your lovely message, I really appreciate it :) xoJoy

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  4. Hey Joy, you have been busy! I love your linen dress, I'm sure it suits you well. Your crochet cushion is gorgeous - strawberries and cream? The pink lining is lovely. I prefer the second photo too because I like the rainbow colours from the sunlight. Moon photos are always fun - that might be because I'm a lunatic :o) have a great day, Sam xxx

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    1. Oh Sam, I actually laughed out loud when you called yourself a lunatic - certainly a lovely one! Oh yes, strawberries and cream is good, I hadn't thought of that - thanks for popping in again, always lovely to hear from you! xoJoy

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  5. Oh wow, Joy so many fabulous things in one place. Loving your photos, the second photo of the cobwebs is fab, the sun rays shining down on them looks awesome.
    Some gorgeous makes as week, loving the crochet cushion and the squirrel bag is gorgeous, a perfect project bag for knitting. Enjoy the rest if the week. Deb x

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    1. Hiya Deb, thanks so much for being so kind - I am so glad to have been able to snap that pic of the cobwebs and am trying to be more aware of such things around and about. You're right, the squirrel bag would be ideal for holding knitting projects …
      xoJoy

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  6. Joy, as always I had a lovely few minutes reading your post. Everything you've made is beautiful! The crochet cushion is so pretty, the fabric and cute butterfly buttons go perfectly with the yarn. The other cushions are wonderful too, I especially like the red one with the heart....just my kind of cushion <3
    I said on your last post that I wanted to try making a basket and seeing this last one made with just two fat quarters, I really have no excuse now! It is lovely!
    Thank you for the affirmation too, I'm going to copy that one down into my notebook, it's lovely and very true.
    Have a wonderful day full of creativity and happiness! xx

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    1. Oh thank you Elisabeth, I really appreciate your lovely words, and am happy you liked the affirmation! If I can help re the bag just let me know ….
      xoJoy

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  7. The cobwebs are interesting and reminds me of all the ones you see along the roadsides early in the morning. We saw lots on our way up to Sydney last month. Love all your cushions and can't believe how many you've made. Oh, I'm remembering my beautiful jasmine in our last place and the pervading perfume. Lovely post and take care.

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    1. Hello Susan, I'm wondering if you blogged about the cobwebs - someone did recently and I couldn't remember who it was? I was so pleased to see these again when I had 'a' camera with me. The cushions didn't take long to make and are a lot of fun. Thanks so much for popping in again, xoJoy

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  8. I can't decide between the 2 cobweb pictures - the 2nd is more distinct but the 1st is more atmospheric. I love watching the moon - seeing the clouds move over it - seeing the different phases. All the things (so many of them in such a short time!) are all so beautiful. I've just finished a wee crocheted cushion (with a crocheted back as well) and I need a filler. I was thinking I might make one and now, seeing your pink filler, I think this is the only way to go. Mine won't be pink though. Thanks for showing us the lovely things you've made - they're very inspiring!

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    1. Thanks Gillian, I agree with your thoughts re the cobweb pics - and with the moon, well it all happened so quickly I was glad the camera was handy at the time! Re fillers for the cushions - mostly I use a white poplin which is very reasonably priced but the pink was a heavier grade cotton, and toy stuffing is usually a good price so it's not an expensive exercise and well worth it I think! I'm happy you feel inspired, xoJoy

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  9. So many beautiful things Joy!!! You have been very busy indeed. Your home must look beautiful with all of your lovely cushions placed around and about. The crochet one is so pretty, and I love the idea of the coloured insert showing through the crochet. I like both of the cobweb pictures in different ways, the simplicity and way that the first one is just as you captured it, and the amazing colours in the enhancement of the second one. Both are wonderful. I wish that your husband could teach mine the "not sure" look, mine just comes right out and says what he thinks sometimes and I wish that he wouldn't! xx

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    1. Hello Amy, thanks so much for your kind words - most of the cushions are stacked up in my sewing room at present cause they don't really suit my furnishings - I make them up because I have the fabric, I love to 'make' and they're a lot of fun to do. They will probably be gifts or I may even sell some, we'll see. I'm glad you like the cobwebs and I like your descriptions of the effects of both. Jeff isn't always slow to speak his case Amy - there are real clangers dropped sometimes; aren't they funny these menfolks - and I expect they think the same of us at times :) xoJoy

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  10. I was thinking about you today Joy and there you are, popped up with a new post! yay! I am leaving reading here totally in awe of your creative talents, I especially LOVE that fabric bag, and off course the dress! *sigh* your blog is like eye candy!

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    1. What a lovely encouraging message Krissie, thanks so much! I am glad you like the dress - I've had mixed reactions from family members and so I just laugh along. If, when summer arrives, I don't feel comfortable wearing it then I'm sure somebody somewhere will be happy to have it :) Thanks so much for popping in again, xoJoy

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  11. Hi Joy, I think your an all round talented person. I love the atmosphere your photos have, there quite stunning in my opinion. I really like all your sewn projects my favourite being the baskets. You really make some cool stuff x

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    1. Oh thank you Joy, how lovely of you to leave me such a sweet message! I trust you are not bothered too much with the heat over there at this 'heavy' time; take good care, time is passing ….. xoJoy

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  12. You have been busy Joy and as usual everything is beautiful, I like both your cobweb photo's and would have to frame one of each it looks as if you have come upon a little magical land. The crochet cushion is lovely, I keep dipping into that book too, there are so many lovely blocks in there and I haven't made that many out of it yet, I can see another block challenge coming on but this time using this book, maybe next year. I can't believe that you have made a dress too you must work really fast and I think it's lovely, very pretty, men, what do they know haha, you should open a shop Joy all your makes are so perfect, love the garden pictures too. :) xxx

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    1. A delight to have your sweet message Linda, thank you so much! I agree there are some lovely blocks in that book - I chose a few to try out quite some time back and then made a little 'sampler' blanket from them which I just love - I included it in a post at the time. Most of the blocks measure up to the same size supposedly but I have to add - not always! A block challenge sounds interesting though ….. xoJoy

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  13. Joy, your cobweb photos and those of the moon are so beautiful. You are so talented with your camera. Love all the wonderful things you have made, I especially like your beautiful dress. Well done,
    Meredith

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    1. How lovely it is to have you say that Meredith, thank you so much, and it makes me glad to know you like my makes, thank you :)
      Hugs, Joy xo

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  14. Wow, what a creative blog. Love the moon pictures, I've tried to capture the moon several times but not as good as yours. I prefer the second cobweb photo, love the colours. And a fantastic array of cushions, wow, wow, wow.
    S xx

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    1. Thanks so much S, happy to see you here again and to have your sweet message, xoJoy

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  15. Hello Joy, I really loved your cobweb photo and I liked the second one best. I also really love your pretty Rose dress. I always enjoy seeing all your beautiful eye candy, you are a very talent lady, smile. Hugs Judy

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    1. Hello Dear Judy, thanks so much for your visit again and especially for liking the dress :)
      Hugs for you too, Joy xo

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  16. I really like the rosy dress, so ignore any funny looks! :) I think I like the first photo best :)

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    1. Hi Jacky, and thank you for your advice - when the time comes around I will wear that dress with pride! xoJoy

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  17. Oh joy I love the crochet cushion the colour choice is just perfect, you've been so busy with you're sewing too, have a great weekend
    Clare x

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    1. Hello again Clare, I hope your health is picking up? It was definitely time to get into those lovely yarns again, but they are dwindling away, sadly …. still, I do have a cushion that 'turns me on'! Wishing you good health Clare, xoJoy

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  18. Oooooh your cobweb and moonlight photos are gorgeous! You asked what my camera is - it is a sony a230. The detail in your moonscape is fantastic - off to research your camera!!

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    1. Hey Hawthorn, a big thank you to you for your encouraging message, it means a lot! I'm off to research your camera too :) xoJoy

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  19. Hello Joy
    Wow love your cobweb photos so beautiful and how nice that you managed to get the shot again, its so annoying when you leave your camera at home and see a perfect shot.
    The moon looks great every time I've tried to capture the moon its looked like a far away blob hehe.
    Your cushions are lovely I really like the crochet one great colours.
    The fabric basket is such a great idea would be perfect for my daughters room. Must have a go at one.
    I love, love, love your dress and the collar is so cute. I would wear that all time its so fab.
    Ignore hubby they sometimes have funny ideas about fashion.
    The nodding violet is so pretty what a lovely colour. Stay well FB xx

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    1. Lovely FB, thanks so much for all your kindness always! I'm so glad you like the dress too, and making those baskets really is easy and quick once you've done the first one - you could have them all over the house for varied purposes; go for it and then let's have a look, when time permits of course, after the wedding I guess :) Love, Joyxo

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  20. I love your colour choices for the crochet cushion. I have that Jan Eaton book, I find it hard to visualise the blocks in different colours (and as a result can never find a block that I actually like or want to make), so well done you :)

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    1. Hi again Jill and thank you for your kind comment. It's a funny thing about patterns isn't it - with dress patterns I start off looking for fabric similar to the pic on front of the package, that never happens of course and often it's the most difficult part of making anything - just finding the suitable fabric or yarn, not to mention colours!!! xoJoy

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  21. Joy, those photos are beautiful! I had the very same experience with a web high in a tree one morning. Only had phone camera but didn't get the shot. Now dear friend art cannot be wrong, so whatever excites and pleases your spirit is the right thing for you. I am drawn to the second web photo but each are beauty in their own way. I am seriously impressed with those moon shots.....are they craters? I have not managed to get anything like a great shot like that......I must try again. Your sewing is sublime, and all those cushions!! Do you have a corner of a room where they all gather? It's just that I had to break a serious cushion crush because I would buy and make them all, the bed was covered, the chairs smothered, now I have to make quilts instead! Now I must go and wait for the moon to rise and see if I can see them craters!

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    1. Susan, you lovely friend you, thanks so much once again for your kind encouragement! I am so happy with the web pics but all I did was snap so I have my phone camera to thank. With the moon shots I only zoomed with that great 'zoomer' and once again the camera did it and yes, they have to be craters surely? Over all I would say more luck than good guidance - but I did push the button each time, haha! That's funny re your cushion crush - maybe I have one of those too but I'm not ready to break its back just yet!
      Happy crater hunting and I'll be waiting for your pics … now you feel compelled to do it, huh? Another challenge …. it's good for you :) Hugs, Joyxo

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  22. I like your first two photos of the spiders' webs, but especially the cropped second one! Great moon shots too. You are having fun with your camera! The nodding violet shot shows up the beautiful rich colour so well. Your crocheted cushion is beautiful. I have the same Jan Eaton book. I just love her patterns, though some are easier to understand than others!
    Have a beautiful weekend, Joy!

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  23. Thank you Sandra - because I admire your photography so much it gives me great pleasure to have your assent on the web and moon shots!
    A few of the Jan Eaton squares I've attempted at different times have been tricky, yes, and I've abandoned a couple of them all together, which grieves me a bit as I'm not one to give up easily!
    Thank you Sandra - I wish you a beautiful weekend also! xoJoy

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  24. Such lovely photos and completed projects, Joy! The second cobweb photo is my favorite and the last moon ties it, I think :) I admire you and your work so much!!! xx

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    1. Oh Gracie, thank you so much, you always bring me so much pleasure with your lovely sweet messages! xoJoy

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  25. The photos are magical, Joy, I prefer them to the zoomed-perfectly-doctored pics! The cobweb pics are mysterious and beautiful, with the rainbow hues...the moon photos are fascinating! And now your sewing - amazing! The fabrics! The sheer amount if sewing you've done! It's all gorgeous! And thank you as always for sharing your garden images, you know I adore them! Chrissie xxx ps forgot to mention that the dress us so pretty - hubby will appreciate it in the summer when you're wearing it in the sunshine...

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    1. Oh thank you Chrissie, I'm glad you enjoyed the pics - and I'm having fun! I'm also glad you're liking the fabrics and sewing - more fun! The garden is really picking up again and we had our first daffodil open up yesterday so there's hope of beautiful Spring just around the corner from all this cold and rain; mustn't complain though:) Then we'll see what happens with THE dress! Love, Joyxo

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  26. Beautiful photos Joy-you are doing brilliantly with your new camera! What fabulous crafty projects you have been up to as well-I love the crocheted cushions and your choices of fabrics in all of the others. You have inspired me to go and get some summer dresses sewn up now as well! Alison xx

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    1. Thank you Alison, you're very kind and I've enjoyed your message; looking forward to seeing some dressmaking coming up on your blog - enjoy! xoJoy

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  27. Joy you amaze me with how much crafting you get done. You must be going night and day, lol. I too enjoy crafting but put it aside for very long periods. Once I get going I can't put it down though! I love all your photos and I think my favourite of the cobwebs is your second one. Somehow the colours seem more vibrant. The moon photos are really wonderful too. Happy weekend. xx

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    1. Hello Joyful - well, it is winter here so lots of opportunity to stay close to home and be creative; I love it! I'm glad you enjoyed the photos too, one never knows what to expect really, after 'clicking'! xoJoy

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  28. Well you have been a busy girl since I've been away Joy :) All those gorgeous pillows, of course the French inspired one is my favourite naturellment! I have to say I'm with you on the cobweb photos, I prefer the second c'est magical.. one could almost imagine a fairy flitting through at any moment :) and of course it's hard to agree with husbands about everything.. like pockets in dresses etc :) life would be a little dull if we did oui!

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    1. OH I like that you believe in fairies too Grace :) And I'm just not trying to agree any more:) I'm turning into a rebel instead! OUI !!!
      Have a great week, xoJoy

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  29. I think I prefer the first pic but both are very striking. What you're seeing is called flare and happens when you have a strong light source just outside the frame.

    Funnily enough I've just written a post about using my phone for photography myself.

    I love the moon shots too :)

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    1. Hello Annie, and thank you for explaining the 'flare' - now I might try some tricks, given the opportunity of course! Your latest post is very interesting thank you, I enjoyed it and gained from it as usual :) xoJoy

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  30. I think I prefer the more subtle colour effect of the first one but I like the cobwebs in the second one, probably because they are a bit closer and clearer - oh dear, I think that's called sitting on the fence! :o) The cobwebs look as though they are floating rather than being attached to anything. I love the moon shots, especially the last one with craters and all. Lovely makes too. Have a great week.
    Jane xx

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    1. Thank you Jane - although I haven't done a proper count I think we have a fairly even vote on the two pics - interesting isn't it, and I've enjoyed reading all the comments on them and thank you for yours; I am a bit of a fence-sitter myself when it comes to such things :)
      Happy days, xoJoy

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  31. Hi Joy what a lovely morning I have had catching up with my favourite blogs. I spent time catching up with your lovely posts. You always inspire me to try new projects. I love your lovely cushions, your top and my favourite is your beautifully made dress with the little white collar - I adore it. Thank you for sharing with us your lovely photographs and everything you have been busy with. I won't leave it as long next time xxx

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    1. Hello Sue, it's so nice to see you and to have your very kind message, thank you! It makes me happy that you like the white-collared dress so much :)
      Have a wonderful week, xoJoy

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  32. Hello lovely Joy! I adore the photos in this post! I absolutely love my phone for taking photos and in fact, I very rarely use my little point and shoot camera at all now as the camera on my phone is so quick and like you say, I always have it on me. The crochet cushion is beautiful, gorgeous colour choices and your pretty new dress too. Wishing you a lovely week.
    Marianne x

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    1. Thank you so much Marianne for your kind message and I'm glad to hear you're enjoying your phone camera - they are so handy aren't they! Happy weekend to you and yours,
      xoJoy

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  33. Love the cobwebby photos ... I like the first one better :) The moon showed up great! You even got craters! Cool. I thought you had made six cushions at first, but then read you showed the backs as well. I love those fancy buttons on your Paris fabric and think they match the French theme perfectly! The fabric that you chose for your dress is very pretty. I love brown and soft pink together. I'll bet you look really nice in it too! Have a great week Joy, and thank you for your comments over at mine :) Wendy x

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    1. Hello Wendy, I'm glad you appreciated the photos, thanks so much, and I'm also glad you like the buttons - I think I'll be leaving those ones on after all. Always lovely to hear from you, xoJoy

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  34. Lovely photos, Joy! The cobwebs look quite ethereal and magical! I have only just started using my phone camera, but it is surprisingly good, isn't it, and we always have then handy :) Love all your clever sewing too, you are so talented, and the crochet cushion is very pretty.
    Helen xox

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    1. Many thanks Helen, I really appreciate your kindness! Enjoy the phone camera - they certainly are handy for carrying around and like Girl Guides, we're 'always prepared' for the unexpected opportunity. xoJoy

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  35. Your pictures are great! I like the second one, you can see a rainbow of color from the sunlight. Spider webs are so neat to look at on an early morning. Your moon pics are amazing you can even see craters in the bottom one! Pretty crochet cushion, nice colors, and all of your sewing looks lovely! Hope you have a good weekend! :)

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    1. It's lovely to hear from you, thank you Gail; I'm enjoying the new camera and trying to make the most of it but have a lot to learn yet ….. Happy weekend to you too, xoJoy

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  36. What a gorgeous full moon and such beautiful pictures!!! Wow, cushion tastic or what?! I love all your cushions Joy they are really beautiful and as for the pretty dress, I can't wait to see you in it over the summer, picture please!!! The fabric is so pretty and can see just how well you have sewn on that peter pan collar, it really does look very smart and very neat! Sending you much love xoxo

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    1. You make me laugh lovely Hannapat .... Cushiontastic .... I like it!!! I'm happy you like the collar on the dress - a few of the family members are not too taken with it, but I do like and I will wear ... And send you a pic!!! Much love coming over the airways to you too, Joy xoxo

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