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Author Archives: craftycreeky
Love Makes the World Go Round
Yesterday I finished my blue quilt, I think that’s the quickest I’ve ever made a quilt, helped of course by the 12″ blocks being already made, even so a few days round working is pretty quick for me! I wanted … Continue reading
Blues Quilt
Someone dear to me is about to go into a care home, I was planning to send some flowers until I had a lightbulb moment, I could quickly finish a quilt for her! You may remember back in 2020 I … Continue reading
Owl and Hare Hollow HQAL
I’ve made good progress on my Owl and Hare quilt over the last few weeks, I did some prep work before I went on holiday, making sure I had everything I needed for some holiday stitching and it paid off. … Continue reading
Posted in Owl and Hare Hollow BOM, Quilt-a-long, Quilting
Tagged Dresden plate, embroidery, Owl and Hare Hollow BOM, Quilting
22 Comments
Elephant on Cloud Nine
My grandson was one at the end of June, I didn’t quite manage to finish his presents so we gave him a little something to open on the day and as today was my first free day since holidays and … Continue reading
Monday’s Meander Round the Garden
…and breathe! We’ve had a great weekend with family visiting but it is nice to have a quiet house again! The garden seems to have gone mad whilst we’ve been away, everything seems to have grown several inches and lots … Continue reading
Posted in Garden
Tagged David Austin Roses, English Garden, Summer in the garden, veronica
5 Comments
Stitching my Garden SAL
Apologies for the brevity of this post, hopefully normal service will be resumed by the next update! Here’s my garden embroidery last time I shared it, I’d just started the embroidery of the flowers… Well I’ve not done a huge … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Stitch-a-long, Stitching my Garden
Tagged embroidery, geum, peony, Roald Dah;l, Stitching my Garden
20 Comments
Skipton Castle
Whilst I was on holiday in Cornwall I was also busy finishing an embroidery for Skipton Stitchers, it was meant to be handed in at the June meeting but with the neck issues I was having I didn’t manage to … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Serendipity, Skipton Stitchers
Tagged embroidery, Skipton Castle, Skipton Stitchers
13 Comments
Teals on Fire
We’ve just had a lovely holiday in Cornwall, just over a week, the week before was a mad rush trying to get things finished, I had a few deadlines, some I managed, some I didn’t! Since we returned it’s been … Continue reading
Busy busy busy!
I’ve had a crazy busy few days trying to get stuff done before we go away for a short break, I ended up with a few deadlines, some of which I’ve met…and some I haven’t! I completely missed the SAL … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Sewing for Grandchildren, Skipton Stitchers, Stitch-a-long
Tagged embroidery, garden
9 Comments
Teals on Fire
Every year Kate form Tall Tales from Chiconia makes a quilt to be raffled for an ovarian cancer charity. It’s always a teal colour as that is the colour for ovarian cancer ( much like pink is for breast cancer) … Continue reading


