A «gourmand» shirt

Too long abandoned at the far end of the wardrobe, this old shirt hangs on the branches of a mulberry in the garden to appreciate the softness of a gentle breeze. Time worn, I, lace it with a twill «gourmand» ribbon of red cherries to highlight the shirt’s red embroidery.


I tenderly embrace my wonderful grandmother who presented to me these hydrangeas with their jagged edges and pristine color. It is from her that I received my love of gardening, love of flowers and I thank her for this beautiful inheritance.


Original article "Une chemise gourmande" translated by Annie of The Bunny Bungalow
1 comment:
This is the best way to learn gardening - from the close ones. I also got it from grandma on the first stage - when I was a kid. On the second stage - as adult one - I asked a lot my mom :)
Hedrangea and shirt look very romantic together :)
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