Last night's frost gave me a chance to take a closer look at the few remaining leaves mulching around the garden beds. One (of a few...) stray ones landed on the recycled boards on the foot paths between our beds. The frost has a nice way of outlining all the patterns on the leaves and this one caught my eye. Working hard on the new shows soon to appear at artstream. Beautiful breathtaking work from Megan Bogonovich and Linda Plaisted plus the bonus of IPS 2. Stay tuned!
Showing posts with label autumn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autumn. Show all posts
November 17, 2009
The Perfect Leaf
Last night's frost gave me a chance to take a closer look at the few remaining leaves mulching around the garden beds. One (of a few...) stray ones landed on the recycled boards on the foot paths between our beds. The frost has a nice way of outlining all the patterns on the leaves and this one caught my eye. Working hard on the new shows soon to appear at artstream. Beautiful breathtaking work from Megan Bogonovich and Linda Plaisted plus the bonus of IPS 2. Stay tuned!
November 03, 2009
Ginger Pear Cake!
Good morning! It's a lovely fall day out there and we are going to take a trip over to Keene to visit Grace at college. Before going off though, I thought I would share a new recipe I made up yesterday. It started off with a very ripe pear. They had to be eaten so I thought I would try and make a small coffee style cake from them.
Here is the recipe as much as I can remember - I threw it together, so it might be a little more of this or that, but you will get the idea as you go.
Cut up one or two very large anjou pears into bite size pieces.
1 cup plus a little more of White Wheat King Arthur Flour
1 6ox cup of vanilla yogurt
1tsp of powdered ginger or grated fresh ginger
1/3 cup of vegetable oil
a little milk to make a batter out of it!
1 and 1/2 tap baking powder
1/3 cup sugar
1/4 cup honey
a little milk to make a batter out of it if it is too stiff.
Stir it up and pour it into a 6x9 inch pan. Cook at hot temp 375 until browned on top and toothpick comes out clean. It will be moist, but not sticky, sweet but not overly. We loved it. Let me know how it works out if you make it... enjoy today. It's a beautiful one!
September 28, 2009
Poppytalk :: Autumn color week playalong!

Mimi Kirchner Forest Girl #6 in the shop!


anne weckmann in the shop!
Jan over at Poppytalk initiated a little game this week called Autumn color week! One of the benefits of living in New Hamsphire is our beautiful autumn. It's world renowned and we love it too. So to start off the week, is the color yellow. I am going to pair up some color in the shop each day with the color outside our home and studios!
Jan over at Poppytalk initiated a little game this week called Autumn color week! One of the benefits of living in New Hamsphire is our beautiful autumn. It's world renowned and we love it too. So to start off the week, is the color yellow. I am going to pair up some color in the shop each day with the color outside our home and studios!
Something beautiful to to find out doors (leaves leaves leaves and a few mums!) and inside the shop (just look above!) Happy Monday all, it's going to be a great great week!
October 10, 2008
Persimmon Gold - Judith Heller Cassell
October 07, 2008
Golly Bard :: at Etsy

Found a cute little shop at Etsy with a perfect little image of what speaks to me in autumn. Available here at GollyBard's Etsy shop.
October 01, 2008
Pinecones and running feet
Just a little fall inspiration from here in New England. Yesterday's cross country meet with daughter Chloe brought me to this unexplainable pile of pine cones. Was it a busy squirrel or child who made this Andy Goldsworthy - esq eco-art piece? Either way, it was a lovely afternoon in the woods. What signs of the season changing are in your neck of the woods?
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