Simply Neutrals #20 - fabric wrap with pockets

Hello hello dears,

How was your Easter weekend?

I hope it was filled with love, peace, and joy.

It's time for another Simply Neutrals party!

Here are my neutral things for this week.

A fabric wrap with pockets inside, still in the making.

Weeks ago, a sneak peek of the inside I already shared HERE.

I will add a little thing or two to this wrappie thing.

And the cover has already received some extra thingies added to it,
which I will show you later, when wrappie is finished.

And yes oh yes, it is Spring again dear friends!

(At least here in the northern hemisphere...)

So I'm happily photographing flowers again.

Honestly, every year Winter I'm so much looking forward to them!

So, this was my neutral input this week.

Let's go on with some of the beauties shared by you last party!

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FEATURES OF LAST PARTY

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My oh my, so many gorgeousness was shared once more.

You really make it hard to decide...

First of all, a gorgeous nature inspired journal by Karen of Roosterhead Designs.

I had particularly asked Karen to link up this journal at Simply Neutrals,

because I so much wanted to share it here with you!

Here are a few of the pages inside.

But you have to hop over to her blog to see the rest of them.

Gorgeous work, Karen!

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Next features are both to be found on the blog of LuluLiz of Lalaland.

Liz shared the gifts she received of two dear friends.

First she shared a fabric case for crochet hooks, made by Suzy of SuziQu's Threadworks.

Now, where would the crochet hooks go, you might wonder?

Tadaaa!

So clever!

Suzy also sent Liz a gorgeous fabric collage.

Everything so beautifully photographed by Liz.

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Liz also shared the gifts of Dorthe of Den Lille Lade.

Gorgeous medaillons!

And a beautiful nature inspired card.

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Last but not least, I have an extra photo to share with you.

Because naturally I just HAD to share the gorgeous works above,

but there was one other photo that immediately caught my eye when I first saw it.

It's a stunning old wooden house,

photographed so beautifully by Mascha of Maschas Buch.

Mascha told me this beautiful house is in the historic town of Osterwieck, Germany.

I googled this town and found it to be such a gorgeous old town.

Absolutely worth a visit.

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Here's your "I was featured" blog button, girls!

And now.... Party time!

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SIMPLY NEUTRALS #20

What neutral coloured beauty did you find or make or buy or receive?

Post anything in neutral colours,

be it cream, white, grey, beige, silver and/or brown.

A creation you made or received, home decoration, a statue or architecture, or anything out there that you were allowed to take a photo of.

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