A Ewenique Easter

Easter time at Ewenique Furiniture features my tiny flock on top of the Simnel cake. My sister always made these cakes when I was growing up and then my daughter took over the baking of them from a young age so I had to go back to the recipe book to make this one. It certainly tasted delightful and the sheep are now very restricted in their grazing area, its almost all been eaten!

I bought the sheep nearly twenty years ago and they have been out almost every year, but just occasionally they go awol in the larder and have to be replaced with flowers.

The cake looking very at home on my Easter styled dresser.

A close up of the flock, they are all doing different daffy sheep frolics.

Ewenique

Very excited to receive my new stencil from the wonderful www.stencil-library.com. The aim is to paint it on my big plain brown bags I have

for the Mirabelles but now I want to stencil it everywhere! Just have to decide what colour to use!

Day of the Big Boxes

Busy packing up two large sheep, a Harriet and a Stan, into even larger boxes ready to be taken to their new home. It's at times like this when I'm really glad I invested in these very expensive extra strong

boxes. I love the way the Country Living Spring Fair Flock are watching...it'll be their turn next week.

Overtime!
 We have been putting in some late nights working on the sheep for the Country Living Spring Fair. Mark has been noblysitting sewing Sheep coats after a long day sewing Sails. We worked until we were too cold to feei our fingers!