Crisp white dresses full of marvelous details aren’t just for summer. They are equally charming in the winter, especially around the holidays!
Tucks and wide broderie anglaise, on a large enough scale that one or the other would have to be chosen as the decorative element on the skirt of a dress
Snowy winter woods…
Creamy white with a ruffle bordered with lace insertion
A simple white wool with hand embroidered hemline.
White!
ice and vanilla
Rows upon rows of tucks with an eyelet hemline.
Sheer white cotton with multiple rows of lace insertion.
This morning we woke to the sight of millions of tiny snow flakes filling the air, falling, falling all through the morning… Bring nature’s perfect Christmas decoration.
Can you tell this wreath hangs on the door of my sewing studio? Strands of thread instead of tinsel dangle from it’s evergreen sprigs.
clap your hands!
Snow “Mushrooms”
Ready for wiinter with firewood stacked by the door.
A clean, peaceful view out my painting studio window.
The reds and greens of our Christmas landscape…
A clean unbroken stretch of snow.
The tobacco barn, 240+ winters…
The ultimate Christmas tree?
Tack and tobacco barns…
The sharp scent of pine in the air.
❤
A simple boxwood wreath adorns the front door.
The sewing studio tucked into it’s woodland home.
Two little Ismays, looking centuries old… I love them at this stage ❤
Snow covered painting studio.
Beeskeps sit on a covered shelf at the front of the painting studio.
We are blessed with an abundance of rocks here in New England, which previous owners of our home put to good use. In this case as a truly outstanding pig pen.
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Izannah Walker Journal 