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Author Archives: craftycreeky
Tea & Tents
Today in Yorkshire it is cold, wet and miserable, not at all end of July weather! We’re all hoping that we didn’t blink and miss summer, at least one friend has put her heating back on, I’ve just put a … Continue reading
Way to Happiness
I’ve just started a sampler, it’s another design by Nathalie Cichon of Jardin Prive. I stitched a bee pincushion by Nathalie a few months ago, I love her designs, I think they’re pretty without being twee. I’ve another two samplers … Continue reading
Posted in Crafts, Serendipity, Sewing
Tagged cross-stitch, Jardin Privee, Positive Thinking, sampler
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Embroidery Silk Box
I cut out a blouse last night, planning to make a start on it today, however having looked at the state of my sewing room, I decided I really ought to have a tidy up first! I did pretty well … Continue reading
Monday’s Meander through the garden
I’m showing you these photos hoping it will spur me into action to sort our my garden. You see the first seven months of this year have been so hectic with sewing, crafts and mini breaks that the garden has been … Continue reading
Wedding Cake
About three months ago a good friend asked if I would make their wedding cake. Having checked that they were happy with a rich fruit cake, I was delighted to accept, I’ve made quite a few celebration cakes, but only … Continue reading
Posted in Serendipity
Tagged dogwood flowers, Roses, sugarpaste flowers, Two tier wedding cake
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Wedding Sampler
Two good friends were married on Friday, I thought long and hard about wedding presents as they are both about our age, settled in their home, and originally said they didn’t want any presents…well that wasn’t going to happen! I … Continue reading
Fit for a Wedding
We’re invited to a wedding tomorrow, I finally managed to finish my outfit yesterday, just in time! I saw a photo on facebook of a very elegant dress made from a kwiksew pattern. I realised I had a very similar … Continue reading
Monday’s Meander Round the Garden
It seems ages since I blogged about my sewing, it isn’t that I haven’t been making things, I’ve been really busy creating, I just can’t show you it yet, it’s either a present for someone I know reads this blog, … Continue reading
From disaster to success!
I started this dress over twelve months ago for my niece’s wedding last June. It was one of those projects that just went wrong from the start and eventually was abandoned before I completely lost it! My starting point was … Continue reading
Summer Skirt Burda 8765
During the Me-Made-May challenge, I realised that my wardrobe was somewhat lacking in everyday separates, quite a few going out outfits, not much for going round the market or mooching round Skipton. I decided I needed a straight skirt. I had … Continue reading


