And the full circle of life, the issue also features an article by Bill McKibben on the once hardscrabbled Vermont town of Hardwick and their famed cheese makers of Jasper Hill and High Mowing Seeds as well as mentioning the other highlights of the community.
From now on I maybe known as the Cat Lady instead of the Lampshade Lady. Fini my cat loves to wrap around your neck... The nice guy photographer from Yankee came to do the photo shoot of my lamp and shade project. We did the set up and then head shots of me:) He was just about to leave and silly of me, I showed him what Fini likes to do if he has a chance..... wrap around your neck. And he said great, let me shoot it.... famous last words. Oh, well, it is a pretty cute picture of Fini, pretty good for a scrappy stray that hasn't budged an inch since he showed up a year ago April. A real love bug.
P.S. Page 72-73 has a recipe for Rose-Petal Jam. I've been looking all over to buy it. Guess I will just have to start picking my Rosa Rugosa Petals, but they just don't get as big in Vermont's less than acid soil.
P.S.S. There is my Nighty Nightlight Project from my Lampshade Lady Book on Yankee's website. http://www.YankeeMagazine.com , check it out.
Thanks go to you for writing the article and creating this wonderful project, Judy! I think Yankee readers are going to love this project.
Heather Atwell
Communications Manager
Yankee Magazine
Posted by: Heather | 06/30/2010 at 09:35 AM
Yay, Judy! Looking forward to seeing this issue of Yankee Magazine. I just recommended your book again on my blog. Hope we can get together this summer - it would be fun to hang out and catch up.
Wishing you all the best,
Ceil
Ceil Petrucelli Interiors
Bennington, VT
http://ceilpetrucelliinteriors.blogspot.com
Posted by: Ceilpetrucelli | 06/30/2010 at 05:38 PM