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Author Archives: craftycreeky
Monday’s Meander Round the Garden
Over the last two or three weeks I’ve worked hard in the garden, trying to catch up from earlier in the year when it was very wet and cold. I finally feel I’ve got somewhere as I have finished tidying … Continue reading
Posted in Garden, Serendipity
Tagged Amber & Amethyst Garden, amelanchier, Camellia, Spring garden
7 Comments
Silver Lining
It’s always worth looking for the silver lining when you’re in a cloud! Whilst so many of us are in a lockdown situation there are others who are designing things for us to stitch, keeping our hands and our minds … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Stitch-a-long
Tagged #lovenadhugsfromaustralia, embroidery, Love and Hugs
17 Comments
Sewing for Spring
A couple of months back I deduced that half of my issue with dress-making at the moment, was my choice of patterns. I have a large stash of fabric, most of which I still love, but every time I went … Continue reading
Early Spring Books
I’ve read quite a mix of books this time, still mainly non-fiction, but as I’ve almost finished my library book pile it may be a bit different next time as I start to work my way through my own bookshelves! … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Serendipity
15 Comments
Garden Visitors
I forgot to mention some extra garden visitors we’ve had in my usual Monday garden post, so I thought I’d give them their own post! In our garden, just by the conservatory, we have a bird feeder, one of those … Continue reading
Monday’s Meander Round the Garden
The lovely spring weather continues in this little part of Yorkshire, sunny and warm for the time of year. I’ve managed to continue my big tidy up of the garden, almost finishing the back, almost but not quite! I’ve had … Continue reading
Coming Home Hand Quilt – a- long
I’ve actually made pretty good progress over the last three weeks, I found the hand quilting was a great thing to do whilst watching Bluprint classes! Bluprint (the old and well loved Craftsy) has all classes for free at the … Continue reading
Posted in Coming Home Quilt, Quilt-a-long, Quilting
Tagged Coming Home Quilt, Hand quilting
16 Comments
April Smalls
I changed all my cross-stitch smalls over today, I’ve got all my spring and Easter ones out, it almost doesn’t seem real that it’s nearly Easter already, but next weekend it’ll be here! It was nice to rummage through my … Continue reading
Globes and Spheres
This year my Embroiderers Guild are doing travelling sketchbooks again, it’ll be the third time I’ve done it I think, I find it really pushes me creative-wise as I have to think up my own design. January was spent starting … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Textile Books, The Travelling Sketchbook
Tagged embroidery, hoar frost, Inchies, Travelling Sketchbook
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A Bag for Memories
I’m trying to play catch up before I start any new projects, tidy up loose ends as it were. In some ways I don’t feel I’ve achieved much over the last couple of weeks, but a lot of it is … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Home, Sewing, Textile Books
Tagged crewel embroidery, Memories textile book
16 Comments


