ALPHABET : The Weekly Photo Challenge
I looked around the house and found letters in several places.
Old wooden baby blocks on my desk in the front hallway.
Alphabet rubber stamps I used to use in the Art Room, dust and all.
Plastic canvas and yarn baby blocks I stitched for my son Mark in 1976.
Crewel Alphabet Sampler I stitched in 1975. If I could have removed the linen from under the glass with ease, I would have done so for a better photo .
These are nice. I only have one cloud picture that I thought looked like a C. I also wrote my name in the sand at the beach. I wonder if that would count.
Absolutely. I didn’t find”found” letters in things. Just actual alphabet stuff. More literal. I think you can post whatever you please. It’s your interpretation and response.
Great examples Ruth 🙂
Thanks Rainee
These are just the kind I expected you to have Ruth, lovely!
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Pretty letters!
Those are great examples – I looked around the house and found things with hebrew letters. Does that count? Otherwise the only letters I found were on food.
These are beautiful Ruth. Those alphabet blocks must be very old.
And a little dirt helps age them… Thanks Colline.
Love these,Ruth. Lots of memories here I bet. 😃
You know it. Thanks Sylvia.
Ruth, I really love your choices, especially the blocks. I love the old wooden toys. They last so well and allow for creativity.
janet
Thanks Janet. The blocks are the best toy. Good to see you.
The alphabet sampler is beautiful – and from the 70’s? That glass must be protecting it very well- oh and my husband has a few blocks like those in the first photo – he has them with his name – very nice throwback take on the wpc 💚💞🌷
Gee, Ruth. With all those letter lying about, one would think you were a teacher or something. 🙂
What a lovely selection. I like the stamps or old print blocks.
I love the sampler! A beautiful nod to the theme, and to your crafty skills.
I am dying to have one of these pieces in my home! My grandmother had one of your alphabet pieces in her kitchen when I was growing up.
Do you have any for sale?!
My grandmothers piece that she has of yours says “Cheri Dash 1975” on the top.
Thank you for looking and commenting. I don’t know the source of the vintage crewel embroidery sampler. I will try to find out though.