Which came first? In my case, it was the chicken.
I was at IFA yesterday looking for seeds and they had cages of chicks for sale. I spent a bit of time looking at them. I really don't want to keep chickens but I do love those fresh eggs.
That led me to these....
gifts from my friend Parker and his backyard coop. He gave them to me a while back and I couldn't bear to eat them. I ate some of the brown ones but I just couldn't bring myself to crack open those beautiful shells. You can do so many things with them. I love them in my French egg basket.
But they are past eating (long past) and I've had a few projects in mind for them for a while now and I'm off to get started.
I was at IFA yesterday looking for seeds and they had cages of chicks for sale. I spent a bit of time looking at them. I really don't want to keep chickens but I do love those fresh eggs.
That led me to these....
But they are past eating (long past) and I've had a few projects in mind for them for a while now and I'm off to get started.
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Oh, those eggs do look beautiful in your basket!
ReplyDeleteIt will be fun to see what you do with them...
you are so talented..you do so many things.
I love the photo, beautiful!
Corinne
Eggs are beautiful things, aren't they? So quiet and elegant. I crack a lot of beautiful hen's eggs and I always appreciate each one. I don't blame you for making something lovely out of their shells. Mine mostly go into the compost pile -- lovingly.
ReplyDeleteOooh, very pretty! I wouldn't want to eat them either. Now, to see what you do with them!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see what you are up to with those beautiful eggs:)
ReplyDeleteI know that what ever you do with them...we will all enjoy them.
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