It`s really quite warm at the moment and so there has been quite a lot of this...
...walks in the souqs where sunglasses wait in the shade...
...a trip to a vegan restaurant with sun-kissed balconies...
...pumpkin adorned staircases...
...and weird stingy spider`s web affairs outside the Koutoubia mosque...
I made this Kaffe Fasset selvedge pouch for Mother`s Day...
...and the ends are improving...
...and lastly, a huge huge thank you to my lovely bloggy friend Helen who sent me these Amy Butler Soul Blossoms FQs! A few weeks ago Helen was looking for suggestions for quilting retreats and said that she would send a `small something` to the person who suggested the retreat she chose. I was the first to suggest the FQ Retreat and she took me up on it! Thank you Helen - you are too generous! I love Amy Butler so so much and I can`t wait to meet you in June!
We are half way through the My Modern Muse series and I`m loving all the interviews and hope you are too. I still have some amazing ones coming up so thank you to everyone who has joined in.
Hoping you are having a wonderful weekend!
I love all those photos you showed us. I really want to sit in that vegan restaurant!
ReplyDeleteThose pink walls are incredible, but I also like the cobwebs outside the mosque. You live in such an interesting town!
ReplyDeleteYou live in such a colourful place. I hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see some of your incredible photography again, as much as I love your incredible sewing too. Your zip ends look pretty perfect to me! And what on earth ARE those stringy things?!!
ReplyDeleteLove all this photos, such interesting & colourful places, love the colours in the vegan restaurant & the pumpkins up the stairs.
ReplyDeleteLoving all the fab photos, except the strange cobwebby things because they have me imagining giant spidery things to make them, which makes my skin crawl... Anywho, the zippy ends look fab, glad you're having fun with your mum
ReplyDeleteI can think of worse places to be discombobulated in! Hope you get your mojo back soon.
ReplyDeleteI hope you re-combobulate soon, Annabella! XO
ReplyDeleteIt all looks so wonderful, I can see why all your quilts are bright and pink and colourful; if I was inspired by my surroundings right now, there would be way too much brown!
ReplyDeletewhat fabulous photos: great colours, especially with theygrey days we are having at the moment! Hope you feel back to your normal self soon
ReplyDeleteOh goodness, that restaurant looks wonderful... one I could eat at easily too! Wee mans a proper cutie too :-)
ReplyDeleteLove your new header, missed a lot of posts this week.
ReplyDeleteWhy the pumpkins??
Amazing pictures, I love the pouch and great fabrics too!
ReplyDeleteI hope you are combobulated very soon ;) hugs x
Gorgeous pictures!! All the colours are amazing!
ReplyDeleteLove the pouch! =D
lovely photos love the broken plate amazing what you can do with one also loving the pumpkins !!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely selection of pictures you have here. I really love the 2nd one with reflections. Also all the beautiful strong colours. So warm and inviting.
ReplyDeleteHope your feeling better soon.
Ok, you must have swapped sons, because Zaki has grown up so much since the Christmas photos. Sounds like yo are having a relaxing time with your mom. I hope nothing else is going on...Those zipper ends are looking so professional!
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos and the pouch is fabulous! What are the stringy webs?!! Hope you feel better soon x
ReplyDeleteLove the photos, they give a real glimpse of your life. What are the webs? Pouch looks fab too.
ReplyDeleteI always feel like I am on a really cool trip when I look at your blog...these photos are incredible. Enjoy these moments of just taking it as it comes, don't feel out of sort, embrace it!
ReplyDeleteI really really enjoyed this post. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove those pink walls and such a precious picture of your little boy.
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Gorgeous pics and fab pouch! I hope your discombobulation ends soon x
ReplyDeleteI hope you feel better soon. You live in such an interesting place, I love the photos, thank you so much for sharing. I'm especially intrigued by the weird webs, they are quite beautiful - do you know why they are there?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images! Looks like you are storing up plenty of inspiration to use when it is ready to come out. :) I hope you had a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteYour environment is so colorful and interesting! Love the photos of your son ♥. Sewing for you must be like art for me - if I'm not creating art, I definitely feel something missing!
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