Emma Lydia pretty in green!
A Corgyncombe Shamrock
Becky with a basket full of Phidelia Finch's eggs!
Molly pouring a cup of Tasha Tudor Tea.Shamrocks decorate the cookie plate.
Sarah and Daisy Petals.Sarah's great great great grandmother was Bridget from Ireland.
The Corgyncombe Vegetable Garden is in the background with a large potato crop to the upper left.
Red Pontiac Potatoes from the Corgyncombe Vegetable Garden.
Potatoes in the process of being riced.In "The Tasha Tudor Cookbook", Tasha speaks of putting potatoes through a ricer to mash them.
The ladies of Corgyncombe were up into the wee hours last night settling in dear little Cecily Parsley.
More to come later!
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6 comments:
Dear Diane,
How very sweet! The dolls and Sarah look so charming today. :)
Love,
Marqueta
How lovely the dollies are in their festive green! Happy St. Patrick's day dear friends.
Blessings,
Christie
( christiegrammyshouse.blogspot.com)
My Dad was Irish, and he was sooo tickled that my Mom and I were both born on St. Patty's day :-)
What sweet Dollygirls in their GREEN with their Irish Red Hair!
Blessings and Hugs O'Linnie
Dear Marqueta and Christie,
Thank you for your kind words! We hope you both had a special St. Patrick's Day!
Your friends,
Diane and daughter Sarah at the Corgyncombe Courant
Dear O'Linnie,
We hope you had a wonderful birthday! Wow, your mother and you born on the same day! We can imagine it made your father's Irish heart smile!
Your friends,
Diane and daughter Sarah at the Corgyncombe Courant
I am smitten with Becky, her sweet sweater and Irish skirt.
Sarah, what a perfect outfit, the blouse is lovely, the old fashioned print on the skirt is charming and the hat just pulls it all together.
I am planting a small potato patch this year with heirloom potatoes, I have never planted them before.... we shall see!
Cousin Jeri
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