There certainly are a lot of buttonhole stitch variations out there! Week 39 of TAST was the Knotted Buttonhole and since all the leaves here are turning colour and falling I thought that stitching a couple of autumn leaves was appropriate. It's a very easy variation of the regular buttonhole stitch and Sharon's written instructions and pictures were great.
We went for a fall photo jaunt to the marsh at Buffalo Pound Lake. Stopped along the way at this wonderful old barn which thankfully wasn't posted with a no trespassing sign. We are always on the lookout for old buildings to see if we can spot any owls. HubbyWubby took a wonderful picture of a Great Horned Owl perched inside but it flew away just when I got there. Took this picture of the barn though!!
Reeds at the marsh. We haven't had any rain for a good month now so the water is low.
Seeing a flock of about 50 Trumpeter Swans at the marsh was thrilling and definitely memorable. They certainly were loud too!
An evening shadow of moi against the dried salty marsh :)
Nice Knotted buttonhole! I like the pics...looks quite golden around the marsh.
ReplyDeleteThe stitch of leaves is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWonderful scenery.
Your Knotted Buttonhole stitch looks lovely on the Autumn leaves. What a wonderful photo jaunt you went on. I love old barns...always have. Thank you for sharing. Falling into Autumn Bliss...
ReplyDeletewe all seem to love the autumn season and your leaves do it justice Jenny.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed going on your little walk with you and thanks for sharing your photos, did not think there was anywhere left that was not having rain!
The leaves are so pretty ...and besutiful photos xxx
ReplyDeleteNice leaves
ReplyDeletePretty leaves & great pics
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures and very nice leaves too:)
ReplyDeleteNice pictures and beautiful leaves !
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week.
Anna
pretty leaves!love the snaps especilly the last one..
ReplyDeleteThose swans are amazingly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGood photos and a lovely pair of autumn leaves.
ReplyDeleteLove the swans and the marsh, and of course your buttonhole leaves too! I'm so far behind now on TAST, I don't know if I'll ever catch up. I seem to have lost my stitching Mojo...
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