Tuesday 13 December 2016

Shibella and Queen Victoria

 Look at this people Fake Grass! I am walking on fake grass! I am at the back of the house where the washing line is and this area was full of huge weeds so what did SHE do? No SHE didn't pull the weeds up SHE threw fake grass over the weeds. Clever or disgusting and horrible? I can't decide.
 Good for sharpening claws so it is a bit useful.
 Oh no! I think the daisies are dead.
 And SHE never puts the hose away. Lucky SHE has me to point out HER many faults.
 Enough Shibella, I need to show the new additions to my collection. This is a length of cotton fabric from Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. The piece I have is about 2m x 40cm wide and is very fragile, I didn't dare wash it in case it fell apart. I am using it as a curtain end and well away from the sun.
 This memorial for Queen Victoria is painted on velvet and the hanging ribbons state Born 1819
Died 1901.
 My Queen Vic. cross stitch is finished and framed.
 I think it looks good in a matching frame with the Queen and corgi.
Love this cartoon. And the winner is? Well I think we all know now.

4 comments:

  1. Hello Shibella, you are looking trim. Looks like you've been to your stylist. Nice She put some scratching carpet down for you. Queen Victoria looks quite stylish as well. Just as well she won't find out she is not the longest to reign over us anymore.

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  2. Shibella is very beautiful and fantastic.
    Your stitches are very gorgeous.
    Ciao Giovanna

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  3. Fake grass! Not too sure about that, but obviously it does serve a purpose as far as Shibella is concerned. The Queen Victoria items are all good, particularly like the memorial piece painted on velvet.

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  4. That fake grass is fabulous ! Nothing to mow and excellent for pedicure or clawcure ! I have all fake flowers in the garden ! and nobody has noticed it. You have been a busy bee again in stitching, with Queen Victoria you had a lot to do, with Kate it would be less than a half !

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