Pour le Friday FotoFriends de cette semaine gentiment initié par Debbie, je vous fais part de ma
fascination pour… les vaches !
C’est un de mes sujets de
photographie préférés et aussi le thème dominant de ma déco de cuisine. Aujourd’hui
nous nous contenterons d’une seule broderie et deux belles vaches qui ont posé
devant l’objectif le weekend dernier.
For this week’s Friday Foto Friends on Debbie’s
kind initiative, I have chosen to unveil my fascination for …cows!
They one of my favourite photographic
subjects but also the main decorative theme in my kitchen. Here is one of my
embroideries on the topic as well as two cows which patiently posed for my
camera last weekend.
Peut-être mon attirance
pour ces belles bêtes remonte-t-elle à loin, lorsque j’avais cinq ans !
Et je ne suis pas la
seule qu’elles attirent comme un aimant !
My attraction for these animals may date
back to the old days, when I was five years old !
And it seems that I am not the only one to
be attracted to them like a magnet!
Un médaillon sur la
façade d’une vieille maison de Nevers.
A medallion on the facade of an old house
in Nevers.
En vous souhaitant un "vachement" bon weekend! 😉
Beautiful works! So sweet !
RépondreSupprimerThank you for your nice comment, Olga!
SupprimerCows have such friendly faces and beautiful eyes... :)
RépondreSupprimerThe ones in your photos are lucky, free to roam on lush grass.
Thank you for sharing these happy photos! xx
Thank you, Sara! The region where I live is renowned for its cows grazing peacefully in the fields. They can be seen everywhere, mostly white ones (Charolaise) like picture 3. Have a nice evening! Sandrine
SupprimerLove the embroidery. I also have a picture of cows off in the distance in one of my pictures today.
RépondreSupprimerHope you have a wonderful weekend.
Thank you, Cathy! The ones on your photo also seem to enjoy a very spacious pasture! Wishing you a nice evening! Sandrine
SupprimerCows are interesting to watch because they are so gentle looking and the photos show that nicely.
RépondreSupprimerI like your embroidery, so pretty and I also liked seeing your childhood photo!
Have a lovely weekend.
Thank you, Annie! Yes, I also find that cows have a harmless look in their eyes and some fragility in spite of their big size. Wishing you a nice evening! Sandrine
SupprimerЛюблю сюжеты с деревенскими животными, они такие притягательные, и очень органично смотрятся декором на любой кухне,особенно если стиль кухни - "деревенский".
RépondreSupprimerЗамечательное фото из детства:)
Такой красивый медальон, просто загляденье. Спасибо за милые сюжеты из жизни:)
Thank you, Irina! I have noticed that you also like farm animals on your embroideries and it is true that their really find their place in our kitchens. I wish you a nice evening!
SupprimerHello dear Sandrine! Love your embroidery with the cute cow! Great work!
RépondreSupprimerI love cows but unfortunately we only have sheep in our area!
You can see cows only at the villages or at the countryside!
The medallion on the facade is very impressive!Like the picture from your childhood!
Wishing you a lovely evening and a happy weekend!
Dimi...
Thank you, Dimi! The region where I live is renowned for its cows (cattle breeding is the main activity of this rural area). We also have goats that give good milk to make cheese that is savored with Sancerre wine. Simple pleasures!
SupprimerI wish you a nice evening!
Sandrine
Cows are wonderful creatures, Sandrine. A field of them on a summer’s day seems to be the very essence of bucolic charm.
RépondreSupprimerThank you, David and I totally agree with you. The lush green fields sprinkled with the white spots made by the grazing cows are a delight for the eyes and the very identity of the region where I live.
SupprimerI've never spent much time around cows but I think I would like them. Lovely photos today
RépondreSupprimerThank you, Carol! I think they are funny animals, not always easy to take a photograph of because they are quite easily frightened. Wishing you a nice week!
SupprimerMon Dieu, quelle beauté! Et une vache brodée, et des modèles, et tu es dans le rôle de la bergère! :))
RépondreSupprimerMerci, Nataly! On a parfois de drôles de jeux quand on est enfant :))
SupprimerI am a big fan of your embroideries!Great artwork as ever!Love all of your adorable pictures!Best wishes,Sandrine!
RépondreSupprimerThank you very much for your nice comment, Maristella! I wish you a nice week! Hugs!
SupprimerI too love cows. There is always a roving kaleidoscope of black and white cows around here munching grass in the green, green paddocks. Love the photos, especially the one of your Pudding eyeing off the cows. Sweet cross stitch, too.
RépondreSupprimerThank you, Kim! I am happy not to be the only one loving cows, most people usually laugh at this. Pudding is just as fearful as the cows and would not come too close to them, the fence on the photo gave her confidence to stop and have a look :) Best wishes! Xoxo
SupprimerПрекрасная вышивка!Она интересно будет смотреться на кухне.
RépondreSupprimerКоровы на фотографии очень милые.
Thank you, Nadezhda! As soon as I have reinstalled my cow collection in the kitchen of my new house I will show you, I promise! Sandrine
SupprimerWhat a sweet post. I love all your cows!
RépondreSupprimerThank you so much for your nice comment!
SupprimerBest wishes!
Que bonitas tus vacas, la bordada y las de verdad!!! besos
RépondreSupprimerMuchas gracias, Chelo! La bordada es muy fácil de poner en la cocina :))
SupprimerBesitos
Sandrine, what beautiful cows you have! Our more thin. Not such, of course, as in India, but not so powerful :)) What are you, dear in curls! I was also in childhood, but then passed, sorry. I really love curly hair in people!
RépondreSupprimerGood good embroidery with a cow. And show your kitchen decor! Very interesting!
Tatyana.
Thank you, Tatyana! Cows in France are better fed than in India, but the breeds on the photos end up in a plate as steaks!!! Ah yes, this curly hair! I have at last got used to it but I was not so happy with my fate when I was younger and dreamed of straighter hair because curly hair was not so fashionable at the time and I was nicknamed "little sheep"! I hated it! I promise I will show you my kitchen decor as soon as I have reinstalled it in my new house, in July, because a lot of elements are currently already in cardboard boxes.
SupprimerWishing you a nice evening! Sandrine
All the girls who have curly hair dream of straight lines, and all those who have straight lines-they are twisted every day :))) For some reason such a law of psychology.
SupprimerI regret that my curly hair almost straightened. But when it rains, they again become curly. My daughter is exactly the same :)
I'll wait for July :))
Wspaniała praca!!! Serdecznie pozdrawiam:))
RépondreSupprimerThank you for your nice comment, Donia!
SupprimerIgen, sokan szeretik a teheneket. A lányom is gyűjt minden ilyet: szappantartó, ceruzatartó, én is hímeztem neki Tralala mintát füzetborítónak. A japán tanára, Abe sensei az ablakhoz vitte és hosszan tanulmányozta. A japánok különösen tisztelik a kézi munkát. Elmondta az értéke a tanulási idő elkezdésével kezdődik, mint náluk minden munkának. Érdekes az a világ.
RépondreSupprimerTralala cows are very cute and funny and your daughter is lucky to have it on a notebook. The Japanese teacher said something very interesting and I wish more people could share his point of view on crafts and manual work. It is too often despised and not taken seriously. Have a nice and creative evening, Beáta! Sandrine
SupprimerI love your fascination with cows...our daughter has one with pigs...not a clue why!!! ;-) HOPE you had a special Mother's Day...and have a great week ahead!
RépondreSupprimerThank you so much, Debbie! I can understand your daughter who loves these funny pink animals! I hope you were celebrated on Mother's Day, I have not been yet because in France the date for Mother's Day is the last Sunday in May, so I have to wait a little longer! I wish you a happy week!
SupprimerSandrine
Sliczny hafcik. Piękne zdjęcia. Pozdrawiam serdecznie.
RépondreSupprimerThanks a lot, Małgorzata! I wish you a nice day!
Supprimerlove your work! always!:) the cow looks sweet:) and your photos are truly lovely!
RépondreSupprimerThank you for your nice comment, Kica!
RépondreSupprimerWhat a lovely post, such great photos and a sweet embroidery perfect for the kitchen.
RépondreSupprimerYes, Sheryl! The kitchen is the place for my cow collection!
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