WOYWW 910 A lemon, scissors and lots of boxes

Hi all, I’m joining in with our blog circle care of Mrs Julia. 

I watched Sarah’s funeral yesterday by streamed link - wasn’t it a lovely service? I particularly liked Eva’s tribute, the recorder group piece and the photos. We’ll miss her❤️‍🩹

Here’s my art class desk for this week. We’re painting a lemon and some scissors, after a painting by Robert Diebenkorn. 

At the drawing stage so not obvious, but this handout explains a little. 

The man who bought my Reading Tree picture last week did so because it reminded him of his wife, who loves reading. He bought it for her as a birthday present, because it spoke to him. I do wonder how Robert Diebenkorn’s paintings do that. 

The big event of the week was delivery of Brian’s recliner, so clearing the front room and now putting things back, though in a more orderly fashion. Who knew I had so much yarn?😹

I’m crocheting Alexia’s poncho with a slight diversion for a neck warmer for her partner. 

This was a riff on a simple herringbone stitch. (Start like a treble then slip the first loop before continuing as normal.) 

Given that I’m taking things for Alexia and the forthcoming baby, it would have seemed mean not to have something for Pierre. 

Bella has found a new place to supervise me from, and sends you all purrs. 

And finally …

I’ll be round for a cuppa after art class 

Hugs

Lynnecrafts xx