CAROLYN SAXBY TEXTILES - drops of rain - melted chiffon

CROLYN SAXBY TEXTILES - ice blue - a new ice blue winter heart with softly dyed fabrics, heat distressed chiffons, clear plastic and sparkly snowflakes. Text - when winter came

CAROLYN SAXBY TEXTILES - ice blue winter heart - a new ice blue winter heart with softly dyed fabrics, heat distressed chiffons, clear plastic and sparkly snowflakes. Backed with ice blue velour and finished with crystal icicle danglies. The text is "when winter came"

CAROLYN SAXBY - chubby fluffy - this starling has eaten too many cake crumbs perhaps - at Porthgwidden café looking out over St. Ives bay

CAROLYN SAXBY TEXTILES - icicles - a new ice blue winter heart with softly dyed fabrics, heat distressed chiffons, clear plastic and sparkly snowflakes. Backed with ice blue velour and finished with crystal icicle danglies. The text is "when winter came"

CAROLYN SAXBY TEXTILES - November mittens - picot edge - lacey fingerless mittens knitted with a soft grey angora yarn with silver sparkle

CAROLYN SAXBY - St. Ives misty winter texture

CAROLYN SAXBY - ice blue sparkles

CAROLYN SAXBY TEXTILES - when winter came - a new ice blue winter heart with softly dyed fabrics, heat distressed chiffons, clear plastic and sparkly snowflakes. Text - when winter came

CAROLYN SAXBY TEXTILES - midnight blue crystal snowflake

CAROLYN SAXBYY TEXTILES - winter frosting - a new ice blue winter heart with softly dyed fabrics, heat distressed chiffons, clear plastic and sparkly snowflakes

CAROLYN SAXBY TEXTILES - snowflake charm - a beautiful bundle of ice blue fabrics, silk, lace, snowflake garland and a silver snowflake charm - from a dear friend in Rhode Island. It has inspired something icy!

CAROLYN SAXBY - cold enough to snow - cold enough to snow in St. Ives, probably too cold! These lacey seed heads are growing in The Warren. They looked pretty with the cottages behind

CAROLYN SAXBY - starlings love blueberry muffins at Porthgwidden café Porthgwidden beach St. Ives

CAROLYN SAXBY - St. Ives bay starling - the starling has a lovely name. I wonder if it means "little star". This little star was captured at Porthgwidden beach looking out over St. Ives bay with Godrevy lighthouse in the background

CAROLYN SAXBY - starlings stars and rainy days - a few of my favourite things - rain drops, rainy days and rain on windows, droplets on branches, puddles, reflections in water, cheeky starlings and shiny stars