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Il est l'heure de rentrer les tables de bar.
Il est l'heure de prendre le chemin de chez soi après le boulot.
...Mais il est toujours l'heure de faire des photos.
This order started out for 8 of these babies. I'm thrilled that it whittled its way down to only 5. These are 6" cakes. Not too big, but 50 servings of cake can sure be accomplished in a much easier time frame than 5 cakes!! She just wanted a simple design and I thought I'd try my hand at some piping. Decided to stick with dots 'cause scrolls are just too intimidating still. The "stringwork" is extruded fondant. Couldn't brave those either with the royal ;-).
Hey! #2 Explore!!!
Well, I am still making tiny potting tables and plants for miniature greeenhouses/conservatories! SO much fun! I am especially proud of these rustic little potting tables because I cut the pieces myself and pieced it together! Ever since Ken has gotten me the table saw, I think he has lived in fear, but I am VERY careful and frightened of it, and that is good!
NOT just another Table Mountain photo!
Hey... did anyone else manage to get some shots of the amazing aurora over Table Mountain last night?
No? Me neither! :)
...the little shelf with plants in cups is from niji-ya - it has a lot of texture changes and also a wall version - i love it...<3
Fort-Dauphin (Madagascar) - J’en ai parlé dans la première légende de cette série ; les mères des élèves de l’école primaire de La Fraternité, se relaient pour préparer le repas du midi servi à la cantine scolaire. Sur cette photos cette femme (et d’autres hors champ) dressent les tablent. Les enfants ne vont plus tarder.
At table !
Fort-Dauphin (Madagascar) - I talked about it in the first caption of this series; the mothers of the students at La Fraternité primary school take turns preparing the lunch served in the school canteen. In this photo this woman (and others off-camera) are setting up the tables. The children won't be long anymore.