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Category Archives: Serendipity
Postcards from the Hedgerow SAL
Considering these designs come out weekly, I’ve not done as much as I anticipated! However I love what I’ve done so far. This is a SAL from Featherstitch House, it’s only £6 a month for all the designs and very … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Postcards from the Hedge, Serendipity
Tagged Bee, Crafts, embroidery, Featherstitch House, Postcards from the Hedgerow, Wren
16 Comments
Monday’s Meander Round the Garden
After all the work we had done at the beginning of the year, our garden is finally starting to take shape again. The weeds have got the upper hand again but hopefully I’ll have more time soon to keep on … Continue reading
Posted in Serendipity
Tagged flowers, garden, gardening, Gardening in Yorkshire, hydrangea, nature, plants, pond gardening, wildlife pond
4 Comments
Stitching on the Go
I’ve managed a fair bit of stitching away from home, all these little stitching sessions add up; I usually get to work half an hour early, three times a week that’s 1.5 hours, 20 to 30 minutes whiles I have … Continue reading
Stitching on the Go
I always have a little stitching project in my handbag for those opportune moments when you can fill some time stitching. I’ll stitch anywhere, waiting rooms, bus station, tea-shops, broken down trains…I usually arrive at work about half an hour … Continue reading
Posted in Serendipity
Tagged cross-stitch, Cross-stitch humbug, Cross-stitch smalls, embroidery, Faby Reilly Designs
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Tealing All Our Stories
Every year Kate Chiconi makes a quilt to be auctioned for an Ovarian Cancer charity. Several quilters around the world help make blocks for the quilt. The ‘colour’ for ovarian cancer is teal so that’s always the colour scheme and … Continue reading
Posted in Serendipity
Tagged bookshelf quilt, Crafts, Ovarian Cancer charity quilt, Quilt, Quilting, quilts, sewing
3 Comments
Day 8 Swale Way
Today we reached the source of the River Swale, we have walked from one end to the other, over 70 miles in total! I’m back home and feeling a bit more human after a long bath!! Last night we stayed … Continue reading
Posted in Serendipity
Tagged england, hiking, Swale Way, Swaledale, travel, Walking, Walking in Yorkshire, Yorkshire Dales
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Day 7 Swale Way
Today we walked about 12.5 miles from Reeth to the hamlet of Keld at the top of swaledale. It was a hot day so despite suntan lotion, my arms are a little pink this evening. The first half if the … Continue reading
Day 6 Swale Way
Today was hard, we walked 12 miles from Richmond to Reeth. We usually average 2 miles an hour including regular breaks, today a lot of it was about q mile sn hour as the terrain was do difficult. We had … Continue reading
Posted in Serendipity, Walking, Yorkshire
Tagged Swale Way, Walking in Yorkshire, Yorkshire
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Day 5 Swale Way
We’ve had an easier day today, thanks to the extra 4 miles we walked yesterday, we walked 7 miles from Bolton on Swale to the town of Richmond. My friend and I usually find shorter walks take almost as long … Continue reading


