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Author Archives: craftycreeky
Tuesday’s Totter Round the Garden
Part of my plan to make our garden lower maintenance is to plant more flowering shrubs, they take up a decent amount of room, often flower for a few weeks and still look reasonable for the rest of the year. … Continue reading
Posted in Garden
Tagged deutsia, flowers, garden, gardening, Low maintenance garden, nature, philadelphus, plants, Roses, shrubs
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Guess How Much I Love You
One of my favourite books from when my kids were little is Guess How Much I love You, I just love the last line of ‘I love you all the way to the moon and back’ so when I found … Continue reading
Posted in Books, embroidery, grandchildren, Quilting, Sewing for Grandchildren
Tagged Baby Quilt, grandchildren, Guess How Much I Love You, Quilting
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Owl and Hare Hollow HQAL
Apologies for missing the update three weeks ago, we were in London as my OH was running the London marathon, I visited friends on the south coast on Friday/Saturday and mooched round London (26,000 steps worth of mooching!!) before finding … Continue reading
Posted in Owl and Hare Hollow BOM, Quilt-a-long, Quilting
Tagged Hand quilting, Owl and Hare Hollow BOM, Quilting
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Dressing Miss Daisy
Daisy was stitched, but she could hardly go to the show with nothing on, she’s quite a shy little sheep! Daisy needed some clothes for the show, I decide to make her a dress and apron. The dress is called … Continue reading
Posted in kits, Luna Lapin, Sewing
Tagged Apple-picking apron, Coolcrafting, costume, Daisy the Sheep, sewing, style, twirly dress
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Daisy the Sheep
It’s our local show on Saturday and I rashly entered ten items, many of which hadn’t been started, never mind finished! One such class was a toy suitable for a young child, in other words it had to be small … Continue reading
Posted in Luna Lapin, Serendipity, Sewing
Tagged Cool Crafting, Crafts, Daisy the Sheep, Luna Lapin, sewing, toy making
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Mondays Meander Round the Garden
It’s been a while since I meandered round the garden, I spent several hours gardening today and I finally feel like it’s starting to look like a garden again instead of a building site. Last weekend I was working on … Continue reading
Posted in Garden
Tagged flowers, garden, gardening, gardening in pots, hostas, plants, pond gardening
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Butterfly Alphabet SAL
Apologies for being so quiet on here, our building work still isn’t finished, though yesterday we had our first bath and cooked a roast dinner in the new oven…so things are moving forward! Any spare time I have had has … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, kits, Stitch-a-long
Tagged Butterfly Alphabet, DMC kit, embroidery, satin stitch
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Butterfly Alphabet SAL
Happy Easter everyone! We had a family meal yesterday, so today was spent undercoating and gloss painting in the kitchen before the units go in. I hate gloss painting, probably because I don’t think I’m very good at it, but … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, kits, Serendipity, Stitch-a-long
Tagged Butterfly Alphabet, embroidery
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Birds and Blooms Book
I’ve started constructing my Birds and Blooms book, this book is a mixture of new cross-stitch birds and ones I made over the last few years as mini cushions. I’ve interspersed them with a handful of cross-stitch flowers to fill … Continue reading
Posted in cross-stitch, kits, Textile Books
Tagged cross-stitch, Cross-stitch smalls, embroidery, Fabric Books, Fido Stitch Studio, sewing
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Swale Way; Day 1
Each year my friend and I try and do a long distance walk, last year we did the Yorkshire Wolds Way, this year we have decided to do the Swale Way which follows the River Swale from it’s end where … Continue reading
Posted in Walking, Yorkshire
Tagged hiking, Long distance walks, Swale Way, travel, Walking, Walking in Yorkshire, Yorkshire, Yorkshire Dales
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