Paris - Scarves and Snacks

Rue de Rivoli never ceases to amaze me with the color and variety.  Here are some of the different ones that were on display.  For my sister: I think that this will fill your request!  Look at the last few with the material and lace mixed.  We can make these!!




Aprons


T-Shirts


Pictures of hand drawn Paris scenes

Every color of hat to go with all of the scarf colors




Bags for your stuff

We are exhausted! Time for a bathroom break and a snack.

Peche Melba (Peach Melba) 9 euro

Poire Belle Helene (Pear Sundae) 9 euro



G: we can make these!!! How hard can this be?


Comments

Ginan said…
Thank you for the wonderful street scenes. I'd be loving all of those scarves! Sure, let's make some more scarves since our first attempt went so darn well!! :)

As usual, the food looks so tempting.
April 14, 2011 at 7:31 AM
Ladee said…
I think that these scarves will be easy to make. Some lovely floral material paired with lace.
May 13, 2011 at 12:27 PM
Tina said…
Ladee has the whole "It's time for a rest and a treat" thing down pat. And if there's not an easily-accessible seat outside a cafe, she'll still find one. It's practically an art form with her. So, after more window/street looking (because there wasn't much shopping), another delectable dessert. Good thing we're walking so much!
March 16, 2012 at 8:03 PM
Ladee said…
Tina, thank you for the compliment. I really need to give it back to you. I think that it was you who announced that it was time for a snack...and found that the big Sundaes were an ideal reward for all of our walking.
March 16, 2012 at 10:03 PM
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